Record Group Revenue
Total premiums reached EUR 116 billion in 2025, up 6% versus 2024, described as a historic high across all business lines and geographies.
Strong Underlying Earnings and EPS
Underlying earnings increased to EUR 8.4 billion (group); underlying earnings per share rose 8%, at the high end of the 6–8% target range. Group underlying earnings growth was +6% on a reported basis and +9% excluding the mid‑2025 AXA IM disposal.
Significant Net Income Improvement
Net income rose to EUR 9.8 billion, up 26% year‑on‑year, reflecting capital gains from the sale of AXA IM in mid‑2025.
Strong Solvency and Capital Returns
Solvency ratio reported at 224% (up ~8–9 percentage points year‑on‑year). Board proposed dividend of EUR 2.32 per share (+8%) and approved a new share buyback program up to EUR 1.25 billion.
Property & Casualty (P&C) Performance
P&C revenues grew 5% (4% commercial lines, 7% personal lines). Combined ratio improved to a record 90.6% driven by better loss and expense ratios and stronger investment income; underlying P&C earnings growth cited at +9%.
Life, Health & Savings Momentum
Underlying earnings in Life & Health increased +7%. Net inflows / savings momentum strong with EUR 5.4 billion inflows reported and savings growth highlighted at +6% (savings) and +15% (Health & Protection growth reference).
Commercial Execution and Distribution Gains
Historic net new contract intake in retail lines: +1.7 million new P&C contracts groupwide and in France 500,000 new contracts and 250,000 new clients in 2025. AUM in France grew by EUR 3 billion in individual savings.
Strategic and Operational Advances (AI & M&A)
Accelerated AI and tech initiatives: recruited ~900 data scientists, leveraging 3.5 billion documents/data points; acquired Prima (Italy) to strengthen direct/digital distribution and announced strategic partnership following AXA IM disposal to refocus on insurance business.