Tokio Marine Holdings (8766) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
17 Feb, 2026Financial performance and key metrics
Achieved adjusted net income of JPY 755bn ($4.8bn) in FY2025 1H, with 69% progress toward full-year guidance of JPY 1.11tn ($7.1bn).
Market capitalization reached JPY 12tn ($78bn) as of September 2025.
Total shareholder return (TSR) outperformed global peers, reaching 391% from 2020 to 2025.
EPS growth CAGR of 19.9% (2019–2024), outpacing major global competitors.
ROE projected to rise to approximately 13% in 2025, targeting global peer levels.
Capital management and shareholder returns
14 consecutive years of dividend increases, with a payout ratio of 50% based on 5-year average adjusted net income.
FY2025 share buyback increased to JPY 240bn, up JPY 20bn from the original projection.
Economic Solvency Ratio (ESR) at 155% as of September 2025, maintaining a strong capital position.
Business strategy and growth drivers
International business contributes 68% of business mix, with North America accounting for 89% of international profit.
North America underwriting profit CAGR of 17% (2021–2025E), significantly above peers.
Well-diversified specialty P&C portfolio and expanding AUM support resilience in softening markets and low interest rates.
Japan P&C business targets combined ratio improvement to 91% post-FY2026, with growth in specialty insurance and efficiency initiatives.
Latest events from Tokio Marine Holdings
- International growth and higher insurance revenue offset Japan P&C losses, supporting strong guidance.8766
Q1 2027 - Federated management, disciplined growth, and digital innovation drive top-tier global performance.8766
Investor presentation - Profit growth was offset by higher expenses and catastrophe losses, but dividends increased.8766
Q4 2026 - Upward revision of full-year earnings driven by strong international results and lower Nat Cat losses.8766
Q3 2026 - Robust underwriting and capital actions drive higher shareholder returns despite FX headwinds.8766
Q2 2026 - Net income and premiums surged, led by equity sales, FX gains, and strong underwriting.8766
Q1 2026 - Adjusted net income surged on international strength, offsetting Japan P&C nat cat losses.8766
Q1 2025 - Net income and ordinary income soared, prompting upward revisions to full-year forecasts.8766
Q2 2025 - FY2024 profit up 14% YoY; DPS and share buybacks set for further growth in FY2025.8766
Q4 2025