Allianz-Țiriac Asigurări strengthened its position on the Romanian insurance market in the first nine months of 2025, reporting solid growth in sales, improved profitability, and consistent claims payments to clients. The company continued to focus on balanced products tailored to market needs and on supporting customers when it matters most.
Growth across key business lines
By the end of September 2025, Allianz-Țiriac’s total gross written premiums reached approximately RON 2.8 billion, up 4% year-on-year. Net profit exceeded RON 364 million, showing an improvement compared to 2024.
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Sales growth was driven by strong performance across core segments: motor insurance rose by 3.4%, traditional life insurance by 12.2%, property insurance by 6.5%, and other non-motor general insurance lines posted a significant increase of 23.9%.
Higher claims payments and customer support
Total gross claims expenses exceeded RON 2 billion, up 7.6% compared to the first nine months of 2024. More than RON 1.27 billion was paid directly to customers and third-party beneficiaries, marking an increase of over 10% year-on-year. Life insurance claims grew by 22%, reaching nearly RON 122 million.
Virgil Șoncutean, CEO of Allianz-Țiriac, stated: “The fact that more than RON 1.2 billion was returned to customers as claims payments highlights our essential role in critical moments, when people need real, fast, and fair support.”
Integration, investments, and financial strength
Property insurance premiums reached RON 292 million, supported by claims payments for homes affected by floods in northern Romania and the Rahova explosion. Allianz-Țiriac currently protects around 300,000 properties through voluntary insurance policies.
The company completed the integration of Allianz-Țiriac Unit, optimized internal processes, and signed the acquisition of Campion Broker, subject to regulatory approval. As of September 2025, Allianz-Țiriac held technical reserves exceeding RON 6.2 billion and reported a solvency ratio of 136% under Solvency II, confirming its strong financial position.
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