Niva Bupa Q3 FY26: 22% premium growth, swings to Rs 214 cr loss
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On the reaction day the stock moved 1.4 pts more than Nifty Smallcap 250 and 0.8 pts more than its General Insurance peers, over the same two closes: a difference in percentage points, not a measure of what the filing did.
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Niva Bupa reported Q3 FY26 gross premiums of Rs. 2,231 crore, up about 55% YoY. Nine-month premiums grew 22% to Rs. 5,706 crore. However, it swung to a loss of about Rs. 88 crore in Q3 and Rs. 214 crore for nine months, against profits last year. Combined ratio worsened to 112% from 105%, and incurred claim ratio rose to about 74% from 63%. Solvency ratio fell to 2.49 from 3.03. Auditors flagged an emphasis of matter on the pending IRDAI approval for the company exceeding the allowed expenses of management limit.
Widening underwriting losses, falling solvency, and emphasis of matter on pending IRDAI EOM approval may keep the stock under pressure.