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Regency Alliance posts strong 2024 earnings, eyes N15bn capital raise

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3 months ago

October 31, 2025

L-R: Non-Executive Director, Regency Alliance Insurance Plc, Dr. Sammy Olaniyi; Company Secretary, Mrs. Anu Shobo; Chairman, Mr. Clem Baiye; and Managing Director, Mr. Bode Oseni, at the company’s 31st annual General Meeting in Lagos on Thursday

Regency Alliance posts strong 2024 earnings, eyes N15bn capital raise

Regency Alliance Insurance Plc has reported a solid financial performance for the 2024 financial year, with total assets rising by 15.96 per cent to ₦21.86 billion, up from ₦18.85 billion in 2023.

The company’s Chairman, Mr. Clem Baiye, disclosed this while presenting the 2024 financial results at its 31st Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Thursday.
He attributed the growth to the insurer’s disciplined investment strategy, prudent risk management, and sustained operational resilience amid a volatile economic climate.

According to Baiye, shareholders’ funds also recorded a healthy increase of 19.24 per cent, reaching ₦13.97 billion in 2024 compared to ₦11.72 billion in the previous year.
The equity attributable to the company likewise rose to ₦14.04 billion from ₦11.78 billion.

Regency Alliance’s insurance revenue climbed 20.03 per cent to ₦7.30 billion, reflecting improved underwriting performance and business expansion.

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However, insurance service expenses — which include claims and other technical costs — rose by 46.37 per cent to ₦4.12 billion, up from ₦2.81 billion in 2023.

Despite higher operating costs, Baiye noted that management expenses increased only modestly by 7.66 per cent, underscoring the firm’s commitment to cost discipline.

The company’s investment income also improved to ₦1.17 billion, compared with ₦923 million in the previous year. A fair value gain of ₦170 million was also recorded from the revaluation of investment property.

These gains lifted Regency Alliance’s profit before tax by 19.49 per cent to ₦2.50 billion, while profit after tax grew by 16.73 per cent to ₦2.25 billion, compared to ₦1.93 billion in 2023.

To reward shareholders, the board approved a bonus issue of one new ordinary share for every three held, while also unveiling plans to undertake a rights issue and private placement to raise the required ₦15 billion minimum capital under the new Insurance Industry Reform Act (NIIRA) 2025.

The Managing Director, Mr. Bode Oseni, assured shareholders that the new shares would be allotted and listed on the Nigerian Exchange upon completion of the capital raising exercise.

“The board is convinced that our company has the potential to become a leading force in the non-life insurance space,” Oseni stated.

Regency Alliance posts strong 2024 earnings, eyes N15bn capital raise

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Lasaco Assurance Secures Shareholder Commitments to Drive Capitalisation Plans

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February 9, 2026

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Lasaco Assurance Secures Shareholder Commitments to Drive Capitalisation Plans

Lasaco Assurance Plc has secured formal commitment letters from its shareholders following its recently concluded Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), reinforcing confidence in the company’s capitalisation strategy amid ongoing regulatory reforms in Nigeria’s insurance industry.

The commitments provide a clear pathway for the company to proceed with its approved plan to raise additional capital in compliance with the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act and other relevant regulatory requirements.

Speaking on the development, the Acting Managing Director of Lasaco Assurance Plc, Mr. Ademoye Shobo, described the shareholders’ confirmation as a major milestone that brings clarity and certainty to the capital-raising process.

“The commitment letters from our shareholders give us the confidence to move forward with our capitalisation plans in line with the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act and other regulatory guidelines governing the insurance industry. We intend to leverage all available opportunities to raise the approved capital, and our existing shareholders should watch out for our rights issue as part of this process,” Shobo said.

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With shareholders’ support now formally documented, the company is set to actively pursue various funding options to achieve the approved capital raise. Lasaco Assurance plans to deploy a combination of market-based instruments, including a rights issue and other permissible fundraising structures, to ensure efficient and timely capital mobilisation.

Management noted that the shareholder commitments further underscore investor confidence in the company’s growth strategy, corporate governance framework, and long-term business outlook. The planned capital raise is expected to strengthen the company’s balance sheet, enhance its underwriting capacity, and provide greater flexibility for expansion across its core insurance business segments.

As part of the capitalisation process, existing shareholders have been advised to look out for the forthcoming rights issue, which will allow them to participate proportionately in the company’s capital expansion. Lasaco Assurance reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and full regulatory compliance throughout the fundraising exercise.

The company described the capitalisation drive as a strategic move aimed at sustaining competitiveness, improving risk-bearing capacity, and positioning Lasaco Assurance for long-term growth within Nigeria’s insurance market. The initiative also aligns with broader industry efforts to enhance financial resilience and safeguard policyholders’ interests.

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Client Commends NEM Insurance for Prompt Claims Settlement, Exceptional Customer Care

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February 9, 2026

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Client Commends NEM Insurance for Prompt Claims Settlement, Exceptional Customer Care

The Chief Executive Officer of King John Environment Services, Mr. Ogunyinka Johnson, has praised NEM Insurance Plc for its prompt claims settlement, exceptional customer service, and strong commitment to policyholders.

Mr. Ogunyinka, who has maintained a comprehensive insurance policy with NEM Insurance Plc for over five years, gave the commendation in a video testimonial, citing the insurer’s efficient handling of multiple claims involving his two trucks.

According to him, the first claim was settled seamlessly, while the second—described as more challenging—was also handled professionally and to his satisfaction.

“The first claim was handled perfectly, and the second one, although challenging, was managed excellently. What surprised me most was the warm reception I received. An insurance company actually welcomed me with a beautiful cake for my birthday while paying my claim. That is not ordinary,” he said.

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Describing NEM Insurance as “a very good insurance company,” Mr. Johnson reaffirmed his loyalty to the insurer, noting that his positive experience has strengthened his relationship with the company.

“I have so much interest in NEM, and I will continue to maintain a very good relationship with them. Even without being prompted, I have been recommending them to people,” he stated.

He further noted that NEM Insurance stands out not only for providing reliable insurance coverage but also for building strong, trustworthy, and long-lasting relationships with its clients.

“Sincerely, I am very sure NEM has many people waiting to experience the kind of policy that gives them a solid ground,” he added.

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NEM Insurance Projects ₦13.1bn Profit as Q1 2026 Forecast Signals Strong Growth

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January 26, 2026

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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.