VNR

Tổng Công ty cổ phần Tái Bảo hiểm Quốc gia Việt Nam ·HNX ·2026Q1

◆ DATA LIMITED

Data needs cross-checking · 4 metrics need cross-checking
Price
20,300
Latest close
02 Jun 2026
LOSS RATIO (TTM) 45,4%
EXPENSE RATIO (TTM) 121,0%
ROE (TTM) 11,7%
EPS (TTM) 2.244
BVPS (Latest period) 20.385
LEVERAGE (Latest period) 1,53 lần

Insurance Overview

Data coverage is gradually improving. Net insurance premium increases 6.7%, the loss ratio improves 1.3 percentage points, financial profit increases 34.6%, and reinsurance trend assessment needs more reporting cycles.

NET INSURANCE PREMIUM
1.953 tỷ
+6,7% YoY
LOSS RATIO
45,4%
−1,3 điểm % YoY
FINANCIAL PROFIT
461 tỷ
+34,6% YoY
Metric Q1'26 Q4'25 Q3'25 Q2'25 Q1'25 Q4'24 Q3'24 Q2'24 Q1'24
NET PREMIUM 739.2 357.3 360.3 496.2 722.3 359.7 385.0 363.5 440.8
Growth +2% -1% -6% +36% +64%
PBT 129.5 146.5 133.1 161.8 86.2 182.2 -63.9 185.4 177.4
PBT Margin 17.52% 41.01% 36.94% 32.60% 11.93% 50.64% -16.59% 50.99% 40.24%

Drivers of VNR's profit

TTM

Net profit attributable to parent increased vs last year, mainly helped by better claims experience. Supporting and offsetting drivers:

Claims experience ↑ 25.7bn
Investment income ↑ 118.5bn
Unclassified ↑ 228.2bn
Premium volume ↓ 75.6bn
Chi phí khai thác BH ↓ 115.8bn

Financial Highlights

Detailed analysis of each financial dimension

Is premium growth healthy?

very positive positive stable watch under pressure

Premium growth and revenue engine

NET PREMIUM GROWTH 6.7% read with the regional reinsurance cycle
NET PREMIUM RETENTION

Net insurance premium growth was 6.7%, but gross premium and reinsurance mix data are not clean enough for a deep mix conclusion. For reinsurers, retained and assumed premium are core lenses, so this data gap lowers conviction.

Read premium growth as directional evidence, not yet as a full view of revenue quality.

NET INSURANCE PREMIUM 1,936.1bn
NET INSURANCE BUSINESS REVENUE 2,398.4bn
GROSS WRITTEN PREMIUM 3,153.3bn
CEDED REINSURANCE PREMIUM 1,473.9bn
NET INSURANCE REVENUE GROWTH 15.2%
CEDED PREMIUM RATIO
ASSUMED PREMIUM RATIO
NET TO INSURANCE PREMIUM 55.5% -1.7 ppt

Is underwriting profitable?

Underwriting quality and claims pressure

CLAIMS BURDEN 45.4% -1.3 ppt read cautiously with reinsurance data coverage
DIRECT EXPENSE BURDEN 92.3% -2.5 ppt underwriting expense improving

The combined ratio was 135.6%, still above technical-profit territory. However, claims did not deteriorate sharply (-1.3 ppt), so the read is weak but stabilizing.

Underwriting is a qualifying layer: it needs more improvement before confirming a positive thesis.

CLAIM EXPENSES 830.6bn
DIRECT UNDERWRITING EXPENSES 2,222.7bn
INSURANCE COMMISSION EXPENSE 1,291.1bn
CLAIM RESERVE MOVEMENT 151.7bn
RETAINED CLAIMS BURDEN 66.6% -0.8 ppt
COMMISSION BURDEN 52.0% -0.6 ppt
RESERVE MOVEMENT BURDEN 8.7% -5.9 ppt
REINSURANCE RECOVERY SUPPORT 66.1% -9.6 ppt

Investment income and profit mix

FINANCIAL PROFIT TO PBT 80.7% -7.1 ppt read with reserves and portfolio mix
FINANCIAL EXPENSE BURDEN 3.8% -7.1 ppt financial expense easing

Financial profit contributed 80.7% of PBT and changed -7.1 ppt year on year. Financial expense burden was 3.8%, so investment income is a quality support layer for ROE.

For a non-life insurer, this contribution zone is healthy when underwriting is not fully replaced by investment income.

FINANCIAL ACTIVITY PROFIT 440.4bn
PROFIT BEFORE TAX 525.4bn
PROFIT AFTER TAX 439.2bn
INSURANCE GROSS PROFIT 175.7bn
FINANCIAL PROFIT TO PAT 96.8% -6.2 ppt
INSURANCE GROSS PROFIT MARGIN 7.7% +2.5 ppt

Are capital and reserves adequate?

Capital, reserves and balance-sheet strength

EQUITY TO ASSETS 39.5% -3.8 ppt read with reserve quality
LIABILITIES TO EQUITY 1.53x +0.22x read with reserves and reinsurance assets

Equity to assets was 39.5%, giving the non-life model a healthy capital buffer. Liquid investments to assets stood at 35.5%, giving the balance sheet room to absorb claims volatility.

Capital is a supportive context layer here, not the main story.

TOTAL ASSETS 9,616.2bn
TOTAL EQUITY 4,187.7bn
REINSURANCE ASSETS 1,755.9bn
OPERATING CASH FLOW 188.2bn
LIQUID INVESTMENTS TO ASSETS 33.7% +0.1 ppt
REINSURANCE ASSETS TO ASSETS 18.5% +0.2 ppt
RESERVES TO LIABILITIES 69.3% -3.7 ppt
REINSURANCE ASSETS TO RESERVES 44.2% -0.2 ppt
OPERATING CASH TO ASSETS 2.1% -1.7 ppt

Investment conclusion

Data is still limited, so the investment conclusion should stay anchored to available metrics rather than over-extending the thesis. The sections with available data show: premium is growing 6.7%; underwriting improved as claims burden fell 1.3 ppt to 45.4%; investment income plays a supporting role with financial profit at 440.4bn; capital structure with equity to assets at 39.5% is a buffer for the reinsurance book.

Thesis support basis: The usable fields are premium growth 6.7%, claims burden 45.4% and equity to assets 39.5%; the conclusion should stay anchored to those available fields.

Data note: Some axes lack enough data, so available fields such as premium growth 6.7%, claims burden 45.4% and equity to assets 39.5% should only frame the initial read.

Data across VNR's sections remains limited, so we will monitor more reporting cycles before making a firmer assessment.

Statement Data

Item 2025 2024
1. Insurance premium (01=01.1+01.2-01.3)
3,410.1 2,900.6
2. Reinsurance premium ceded
1,473.9 1,351.5
3. Net insurance premium (03=01-02)
1,936.1 1,549.1
4. Commission on reinsurance ceded and other insurance income (04=04.1+04.2)
462.3 354.4
5. Total net revenue from insurance business (10=03+04)
2,398.4 1,903.4
6. Claim expenses on retained risks
1,302.5 1,204.8
Total claim insurance expenses
830.6 787.4
12. Other insurance operating expenses
1,370.8 943.4
13. Total direct insurance operating expenses
2,222.7 1,737.2
14. Gross insurance operating profit
175.7 166.3
18. Revenue from financial activities
472.1 425.2
19. Expenses on financial activities
31.8 26.7
20. Profit from financial activities
440.4 398.5
22. Operating profit
498.9 446.0
29. Total profit before tax (55=44+50+53+54)
525.4 480.9
29. Profit after tax
439.2 404.5
31. Profit after tax for shareholders of the parent compan
437.2 404.9
32. Earning per share
2,112.00 2,157.00

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