Allianz has reported a 15.2% increase in net income attributable to shareholders for the third quarter of 2025 (Q3 2025) to €2.8bn, up from €2.4bn in the same quarter last year.
Its operating profit for the period increased by 12.6% to €4.4bn, compared to €3.9bn a year earlier.
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The Property-Casualty business was a significant driver, contributing €2.3bn in operating profit, an increase of 21.5%.
The Life/Health segment also recorded growth, with operating profit rising by 2.2% to €1.4bn.
Allianz’s core earnings per share for the quarter rose by 13.7% to €7.44.
Overall business volume remained steady at €42.8bn in Q3.
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By GlobalDataFor the first nine months of 2025, net income attributable to shareholders stood at €8.11bn, an increase of 8.7% from €7.4bn in the same period the previous year.
Operating profit for the period rose by 10.4% to €13.07bn.
Looking ahead, Allianz has forecasted that its operating profit for the full year will be at least €17bn, which is at the upper end of its previously stated range of €16bn (plus or minus €1bn).
The company noted that full-year operating profit is now expected to be between €17bn and €17.5bn.
The insurer also completed a share buyback of up to €2bn, which concluded on 17 September 2025 after being announced in February.
Allianz CEO Oliver Bäte said: “Allianz has once again delivered another set of record results, an outcome that is made possible by our exceptional levels of brand trust, customer loyalty and employee motivation.
“Alongside our Smart Growth and Resilience levers, we will continue our disciplined focus on productivity to generate even greater value for money for our customers.
“Affordable insurance solutions remain essential to inclusive economic prosperity, and Allianz remains dedicated to securing a future in which more people can access the protection and peace of mind that our products and services provide.”
In July 2025, Allianz Europe entered a 50:50 reinsurance joint venture with Jio Financial Services in India, combining its respective market strengths and digital infrastructure with Allianz’s international reinsurance and underwriting knowledge.
