HDI Global, part of the Talanx Group, has reported insurance revenue of €7.6bn, considering currency effects, for the first nine months of 2025 (9M 2025), a 6% increase from €7.3bn in the same period last year.
The insurer noted that it posted higher revenue and net income for 9M 2025, driven by an uptick in new business and adjustments in prices linked to inflation.
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HDI Global’s net income contribution to its parent, Talanx Group, reached €409m – up 13% from €362m in the corresponding period last year.
The insurance service result stood at €638m, down from €692m in 9M 2025 2024.
HDI Global reported large loss payments of €314m, which remained below the pro rata budget of €424m.
Net insurance financial and investment results before currency impacts increased to €147m, supported by greater investment volumes and higher current interest income.
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By GlobalDataThe German-based company’s earnings before interest and tax rose by 15% to €551m, up from €479m in the comparable period last year.
Return on equity edged up to 16.9%, compared to 16.4% a year earlier.
HDI Global CEO Edgar Puls said: “HDI Global delivered positive nine-month results, with momentum driven above all by new business.
“That is particularly satisfying because it shows that clients and brokers value how we work: close to their needs, with technical depth, fast service and solutions that stand the test of time. We successfully combine our financial strength with expertise across risk management, international programmes, captive solutions and claims services – delivering bespoke solutions rather than standardised responses.”
Puls added: “We proceed with confidence – and with prudence. The year to date has been comparatively calm in terms of large losses for us, but we remain vigilant as climate-related and other systemic risks are generally on the rise. Our disciplined underwriting and prevention advisory are the bedrock of being a reliable Partner in Transformation for years to come.”
HDI Global posted insurance revenue of €5.1bn for the first half of 2025, when adjusted for currency fluctuations, an increase of 8% from the €4.8bn recorded during the same period in 2024.
