Insurance
Lasaco Assurance sustains growth momentum with ₦13.19bn claims payment, 25% revenue increase in 2024
Lasaco Assurance sustains growth momentum with ₦13.19bn claims payment, 25% revenue increase in 2024
Despite Nigeria’s challenging macroeconomic landscape, Lasaco Assurance Plc has posted a strong financial performance for 2024, reaffirming its commitment to policyholder trust and prudent management.
Speaking at the company’s 25th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Lagos, the Chairman, Mrs. Maria Olateju Phillips, disclosed that Lasaco paid out a total of ₦13.19 billion in claims during the year, reflecting its dedication to fulfilling obligations to customers even in difficult times.
“Our ability to settle ₦13.19 billion in claims despite prevailing economic headwinds underscores the strength of our balance sheet, disciplined risk management, and customer-first approach,” she said.
The company’s insurance revenue rose by 25 percent to ₦22.82 billion in 2024, compared to ₦18.29 billion in 2023, while Profit After Tax grew by 18 percent to ₦1.54 billion from ₦1.31 billion a year earlier.
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Phillips attributed the performance to deeper market penetration, stronger customer engagement, and effective cost optimization strategies.
She added that Lasaco’s total assets climbed 13 percent to ₦30.94 billion, further strengthening its liquidity and capacity to meet policyholder commitments.
To enhance competitiveness and strengthen its capital base, Lasaco successfully raised ₦11.1 billion through a private placement, issuing an additional 9.25 million shares to investors.
Looking ahead, Phillips said the company’s 2025 strategy would focus on innovation, digital transformation, and sustainability.
According to her, Lasaco is investing in advanced software systems and omnichannel customer engagement tools to enhance service delivery and expand its retail insurance portfolio through targeted products and partnerships.
“We are not merely adapting to the future; we are defining it,” she declared. “With a strong financial base, clear vision, and commitment to excellence, Lasaco Assurance Plc is poised to set new benchmarks in Nigeria’s insurance industry.”
She expressed appreciation to shareholders, regulators, employees, and clients for their continued trust and support, assuring that the company remains steadfast in its mission to create sustainable value and deliver on its promises.
Lasaco Assurance sustains growth momentum with ₦13.19bn claims payment, 25% revenue increase in 2024
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NEM Insurance Projects ₦13.1bn Profit as Q1 2026 Forecast Signals Strong Growth
NEM Insurance Projects ₦13.1bn Profit as Q1 2026 Forecast Signals Strong Growth
NEM Insurance Plc has reaffirmed its strong growth momentum after submitting its Q1 2026 financial forecast to the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), projecting sustained profitability and balance-sheet expansion.
According to the forecast, the leading general insurance underwriter expects total assets to rise to ₦177.28 billion in the first quarter of 2026. Insurance revenue is projected at ₦65.26 billion, while profit before tax is estimated at ₦13.16 billion and profit after tax at ₦11.71 billion, highlighting continued operational efficiency.
The upbeat outlook underscores NEM Insurance’s confidence in its business fundamentals, supported by strong underwriting performance, prudent risk management, and effective investment strategies.
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The company’s positive trajectory follows a robust 2025 financial performance. In line with its commitment to shareholder value, NEM Insurance paid a ₦5.02 billion dividend for the 2024 financial year, a decision that earned commendation from shareholders at its 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Earlier, the insurer’s unaudited Q3 2025 results, filed with the NGX, revealed significant growth. Total assets climbed to ₦165.46 billion as of September 30, 2025, up from ₦121.93 billion at the end of December 2024. Shareholders’ equity also increased to ₦80.97 billion from ₦65.44 billion, strengthening the company’s capital base.
Operational performance showed strong year-on-year improvement, with insurance revenue surging by 55 per cent to ₦107.44 billion in Q3 2025, compared to ₦69.52 billion in the same period of 2024.
Industry analysts say NEM Insurance Plc’s consistent earnings growth, solid capital position and reliable dividend history place it in a strong position to navigate industry challenges and seize emerging opportunities in Nigeria’s insurance market.
With its optimistic Q1 2026 forecast now before the NGX, NEM Insurance appears well-positioned to build on its recent successes and reinforce its reputation as one of Nigeria’s most resilient insurance companies.
NEM Insurance Projects ₦13.1bn Profit as Q1 2026 Forecast Signals Strong Growth
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