Tryg A/S reported a Q2 2026 insurance service result of DKK 1,190m, or DKK 2,390m adjusted for a one-off Danish workers' compensation provision, with a combined ratio of 88.8% (77.4% adjusted). The company saw a 3.3% growth in insurance revenue and improved claims ratio, supported by strong performance in Norway. Investment results rose to DKK 262m, reflecting a low-risk strategy amid market volatility. Pre-tax profit was DKK 1,076m (DKK 2,276m adjusted), and the company declared a 5% higher ordinary dividend of DKK 2.15 per share. Customer satisfaction improved to 83, with nearly one million claims handled in H1 2026, including support for those affected by Storm Dave. Tryg also expanded partnerships to drive future growth, aligning with its 2027 strategy.
Tryg A/S has published its financial calendar for 2027, outlining important dates including the Annual Report release on January 22, the Annual General Meeting on March 31, and quarterly interim reports scheduled for April 13, July 9, and October 14....
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