Phoenix Financial (PHOE) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Comprehensive income was NIS 803m in Q3 and NIS 2,299m in 9M 2025; ROE was 29.2% and 26.8%, respectively.
Core income reached NIS 667m in Q3 and NIS 1,985m in 9M, with 9M core ROE of 23.4%.
Income attributable to shareholders was NIS 2.323bn for 9M; stronger core earnings and market returns supported year-over-year growth.
Asset Management core income grew 43% YoY, supporting a strategic emphasis on capital-light, high-multiple activities.
Increased ownership of Phoenix Agencies from 78% to 95%.
Financial highlights
9M profit before tax was NIS 3.657bn versus NIS 2.497bn; income attributable to shareholders was NIS 2.323bn versus NIS 1.632bn.
9M basic EPS was NIS 9.24 versus NIS 6.47; Q3 basic EPS was NIS 3.22 versus NIS 2.98.
Non-operating effects added NIS 136m to Q3 and NIS 314m to 9M comprehensive income, mainly from investment performance and partly offset by interest-rate effects.
9M adjusted EBITDA, consolidated including minority interest, was NIS 1.188bn versus NIS 860m; Q3 was NIS 430m versus NIS 291m.
Insurance-service revenue was NIS 7.299bn for 9M versus NIS 6.901bn; insurance-service income was NIS 1.591bn versus NIS 1.309bn.
Outlook and guidance
2028 targets: core income of NIS 3.3–3.5bn and ROE above 25%.
2028 core-income targets: Insurance NIS 1.9–2.1bn; Asset Management NIS 1.3–1.5bn.
Asset Management 2028 targets include AUM of NIS 700–800bn and adjusted EBITDA of NIS 2.4–2.6bn.
2028 payout target is above 50% through dividends and buybacks; P&C gross premiums target is NIS 6.3–6.7bn.
Previous 2027 guidance was already within reach; upside potential includes M&A, investment performance, technology and regional developments.
Latest events from Phoenix Financial
- Market losses cut 2022 comprehensive income to NIS 1,124m despite operating growth.PHOE
Q4 2022 - Market losses weighed on income, while operations grew and AUM reached NIS 364b.PHOE
Q3 2022 - Core growth and higher rates partly offset capital-market losses that cut H1 income.PHOE
Q2 2022 - 15.5% ROE as higher-rate benefits offset market losses and P&C pressures.PHOE
Q1 2022 - Adjusted operating and core income rose as market effects weighed on 9M results.PHOE
Q3 2023 - Core income rose 34% as a NIS 317m market impact weighed on Q1 results.PHOE
Q1 2023 - H1 core income reached NIS 869m, with 16.7% core ROE and NIS 480bn AUM.PHOE
Q2 2024 - Core income rose 15% to NIS 626m despite weaker market-related returns.PHOE
Q1 2025 - H1 core income rose 22% to NIS 1.318bn as ROE reached 26.9% and payouts expanded.PHOE
Q2 2025