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UNIQA Insurance Group AG/€UQA

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About UNIQA Insurance Group AG

UNIQA Insurance Group AG is a major European insurance provider headquartered in Vienna, Austria. The company operates primarily in the insurance industry, offering a comprehensive range of products and services including life, health, and property insurance. It serves customers across multiple segments, focusing on both individual and corporate clients. Founded in 1999 through the merger of Austria Colonia and Bundesländer-Versicherung, UNIQA has established a strong presence in the Central and Eastern European markets. Its strategic positioning is bolstered by a broad geographic footprint, with key markets encompassing Austria and several neighboring countries within the region. The company distinguishes itself through a robust regional network and tailored insurance solutions designed to meet specific market needs.
Ticker
€UQA
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
VSE
Employees
14,854
Headquarters
Vienna, Austria

UQA Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€5.4B
11.95
€1.47
0.57
€0.72
4.10%

Bulls say / Bears say

First-half premiums rose 12% to €4.9 billion, while pre-tax earnings increased 10.5% and net profit rose 11.1%; UNIQA maintained its €540–570 million full-year pre-tax guidance. Growth across Austria, Central and Eastern Europe and reinsurance gives the earnings base useful diversification. (UNIQA Investor Relations)
A 91.6% net combined ratio indicates underwriting remained profitable in the first half, and the 271% Solvency II ratio gives UNIQA a substantial capital buffer. That combination supports resilience and leaves room to fund growth. (UNIQA Investor Relations)
The dividend rose 20% to €0.72 per share for 2025, and UNIQA targets a 50–60% payout ratio with a progressive dividend. This offers shareholders a growing cash return if earnings hold up. (UNIQA Investor Relations)
The first-half technical result fell 4.9%, while the financial result doubled to €176 million and helped drive profit growth. That leaves earnings more exposed if capital-market contributions weaken. (UNIQA Investor Relations)
UNIQA warned that weather-related losses may rise and that a major catastrophe could affect results; management said it had set aside about €100 million for second-half catastrophe reserves. A severe event could still pressure earnings and put guidance at risk. (Investing.com)
The €500 million Tier 2 refinancing carries a 4.5% coupon for its first ten years and will create a one-off expense in 2026. The transaction strengthens capital, but the interest and upfront cost add to the earnings burden. (UNIQA Investor Relations)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 29 Oct 2026.

UQA Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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UQA Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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