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Hartford Insurance Group (HIG) FY2025 results: revenue $28.4 billion, up 6.9% on the year

Hartford Insurance Group, Inc. (HIG) reported revenue of $28.4 billion for fiscal 2025, the year ended 31 December 2025, up 6.9% on the year before. Net income was $3.8 billion, up 23.3%, and diluted earnings per share $13.32. The figures are the company's own, from the 10-K it filed with the SEC on 20 February 2026.

Revenue
$28.4 billion
+6.9% on the year
FY2018FY2025
Operating margin
16.8%
14.5% a year earlier
FY2018FY2025
Net income
$3.8 billion
+23.3% on the year
FY2018FY2025
Diluted EPS
$13.32
+28.7% on the year
FY2018FY2025

this yearthe year beforeHover a bar for its figure.

The year in brief

What management said about the year

  • Full-year core earnings rose 25%: Full-year core earnings were $3.8 billion, or $13.42 per diluted share, against $3.1 billion in 2024. Net income available to common stockholders was $3.8 billion, or $13.32 per diluted share.
  • Fourth-quarter earnings rose 33%: Fourth-quarter net income available to common stockholders was $1.1 billion, or $3.98 per diluted share, up from $848 million. Core earnings were $1.1 billion, or $4.06 per diluted share.
  • Business combined ratio improved to 83.6: Fourth-quarter combined ratio was 83.6, down from 87.4. Underlying combined ratio was 88.1, up from 87.1. The full-year underlying combined ratio was 88.5.
  • Personal underlying ratio improved 5.9 points: Personal Insurance underlying combined ratio was 84.3 in the quarter, against 90.2. For the full year it was 88.0, against 94.1, reflecting lower loss ratios in automobile and homeowners.
  • Full-year CAT losses reached $748 million: Full-year P&C current accident year catastrophe losses were $748 million, before tax, against $768 million in 2024, concentrated in the South and Midwest regions.
Read the Q4 FY2025 earnings call summary

From this 10-K

The Hartford is a holding company whose subsidiaries sell property and casualty insurance to businesses and to households, employee group benefits to employers, and mutual funds and exchange-traded funds to investors. It sells mainly in the United States, and to a lesser extent in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. It is based in Connecticut and its oldest subsidiary, Hartford Fire Insurance Company, dates back to 1810.

Hartford Insurance Group, Inc., the 10-K for 2025

The Hartford is a holding company whose subsidiaries sell property and casualty insurance to businesses and to households, employee group benefits to employers, and mutual funds and exchange-traded funds to investors. It sells mainly in the United States, and to a lesser extent in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. It is based in Connecticut and its oldest subsidiary, Hartford Fire Insurance Company, dates back to 1810.

Five segments, and where the premium sits

Business Insurance, Personal Insurance, Property & Casualty Other Operations, Employee Benefits and Hartford Funds, with a Corporate category alongside them. Of total earned premium, Business Insurance was 58 percent, Employee Benefits 27 percent and Personal Insurance 15 percent. By state, California accounted for 12 percent of earned premium, Texas 9 percent and Florida 5 percent. The holding company itself does not run the businesses; it relies on dividends from its insurance companies and other subsidiaries as its principal source of cash.

Business Insurance

Three lines: small business, middle and large business, and global specialty. Between them they write workers' compensation, general liability, commercial property, package policies covering both property and liability, commercial automobile, marine, professional liability including directors and officers cover, bond business covering fidelity and surety, credit and political risk insurance for clients with global operations, and assumed reinsurance.

Small business covers companies below set thresholds of payroll, revenue and property value per location, with property and general liability sold together as a package under the Spectrum name, and excess and surplus lines cover available as well. Middle and large business runs from mid-sized firms to national accounts, where much of the book is written through large deductible programmes or on a loss-sensitive basis, meaning the final premium is adjusted after the fact according to how the year's losses develop. It also writes captive programmes for clients that want to carry more of their own risk. Global specialty writes customised property, liability, marine, professional liability, bond and excess and surplus lines for companies of any size, and underwrites internationally as the sole corporate member of Lloyd's Syndicate 1221, which gives The Hartford the exclusive right to write business up to an approved level of premium in the Lloyd's market.

Distribution runs through independent retail agents and brokers, wholesale agents and specialty insurance and reinsurance brokers, with some business sold direct. The company also sells to the customers of major national payroll companies and to members of affinity organisations.

Personal Insurance

Motor, homeowners and personal umbrella cover for individuals across the United States, sold largely through a programme designed exclusively for members of AARP. The company holds the customer relationship with those policyholders directly. The rest comes through independent agents in the standard personal lines market, serving mature, preferred consumers, and through a direct channel marketed by digital advertising, direct mail, print and television. A new cloud-based product and platform, Prevail, is in market in nearly all states and was extended to the agency channel in mid-2025.

Property & Casualty Other Operations

Businesses that have stopped writing new policies, holding substantially all of the group's asbestos and environmental exposures from policies written before 1986. The segment manages what is already there rather than selling anything.

Employee Benefits

Group life, group disability and other group cover, sold to the members of employer groups, associations and affinity groups, and reinsurance written for other insurers. Disability covers short-term, long-term and paid family leave, replacing part of an employee's income for a set period. Other products include retiree health, critical illness, accident and hospital indemnity. Alongside the insurance, the segment earns fees for administering leave management for federal, state and employer family and medical leave programmes, for workplace accommodation programmes and for self-funded employer disability plans. By the end of 2025 thirteen states and the District of Columbia had enacted mandated paid family and medical leave programmes, which the company writes or administers. Policies are typically sold with rate guarantees of one, two or three years, and reach the buyer through brokers, consultants, third-party administrators, trade associations and private exchanges.

Hartford Funds

Investment management, administration and distribution. About 60 actively managed mutual funds across domestic and international equity, fixed income and multi-strategy, principally sub-advised by two unaffiliated institutional asset management firms; actively managed and multifactor exchange-traded funds; and the separate accounts of the life and annuity business sold in May 2018, which the segment still manages for its buyer.

From The Hartford's annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025. The filing

Written from the 10-K filed 20 February 2026: read the full 10-K.

The four quarters: Q1 FY2025 · Q2 FY2025 · Q3 FY2025 · Q4 FY2025

Income statement (profit and loss)

$ millionFY2025FY2024FY2023On the yearLast 8 years
Revenue28,36826,53524,527+6.9%
Selling, general and administrative5,5845,2584,881+6.2%
Operating income4,7603,8493,088+23.7%
Operating margin16.8%14.5%12.6%
Interest expense1991991990.0%
Pre-tax income4,7603,8493,088+23.7%
Income tax924738584+25.2%
Effective tax rate19.4%19.2%18.9%
Net income3,8363,1112,504+23.3%
Net margin13.5%11.7%10.2%
Diluted EPS$13.32$10.35$7.97+28.7%
$ million except per share.
Read moreFree cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditure; the effective tax rate is income tax over pre-tax income; margins are the line over revenue. Gross profit is revenue less cost of revenue, and operating income is revenue less the company's own total costs, where the statement does not print those lines. Those four are arithmetic on the filed numbers; everything else is as filed. Money is in $ million as the company files it, or in $ billion by the switch above the tables; per share figures and share counts are as they are.

Cash flow

$ millionFY2025FY2024FY2023On the yearLast 8 years
Operating cash flow5,9225,9094,220+0.2%
Capital expenditure169145215+16.6%
Free cash flow5,7535,7644,005-0.2%
Free cash flow margin20.3%21.7%16.3%
Cash from investing-3,758-3,768-2,431
Cash from financing-2,235-2,076-1,947
Depreciation and amortisation187177204+5.6%
Share-based compensation141133125+6.0%
Buybacks1,6151,5141,400+6.7%
Dividends paid592556528+6.5%
Dividend per share$2.16$1.93$1.75+11.9%
Diluted shares, weighted286m299m312m-4.1%

Balance sheet

$ millionFY2025FY2024FY2023On the yearLast 8 years
Shareholders' equity18,97916,44715,327+15.4%
Debt4,3714,3664,362+0.1%
Other liabilities62,64760,10457,091+4.2%
Total liabilities and equity85,99780,91776,780+6.3%
Fixed assets931888896+4.8%
Goodwill1,9111,9111,9110.0%
Intangible assets566637707-11.1%
Securities held for sale or to maturity46,04142,56739,818+8.2%
Cash and equivalents177234189-24.4%
Other assets36,37134,68033,259+4.9%
Total assets85,99780,91776,780+6.3%

10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025, filed 20 February 2026: the filing.