Gjensidige Forsikring (GJF) Pre-close call summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Pre-close call summary
26 Mar, 2026Executive summary
Q1 2026 pre-close call reviewed public information, with no new business updates disclosed.
Q1 2026 earnings release scheduled for 29 April 2026, with consensus published April 24, estimate submissions due April 16, and a silent period starting 1 April.
Sale of Baltic operations completed, yielding EUR 99 million and boosting solvency ratio by about five percentage points in Q1 2026.
Proposed 2025 dividend of NOK 7.25 billion (NOK 14.50 per share) to be paid on 10 April, pending AGM approval.
Trading performance and revenue trends
Q1 and Q4 typically see higher claims ratios due to seasonality; Q1 2026 has been cold and dry in Norway and Denmark, with heavy snowfall in Sweden and Denmark, impacting claims.
No significant natural perils events in Scandinavia so far this quarter.
DKK 80 million provision reversal in Q1 2026 after Danish Supreme Court ruling, increasing insurance revenue by DKK 70 million and other items by DKK 10 million.
Profitability and margins
Large losses estimated at NOK 580 million per quarter for 2026 (NOK 2.3 billion for FY2026), but this is an average and not a specific quarterly guide; recognized at discounted values under IFRS 17.
Ongoing expectation of run-off gains and losses due to inability to retain excess reserves under IFRS 17; reserves set according to best estimates.
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