Veritas Kapital Grows Gross Premium To N6.86bn – But Profit Falls By 71%

May 7, 2025

Veritas Kapital recorded N6.86 billion as gross premium written in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, a marginal increase compared to the N6.44 billion reported in Q1 of 2024.

The insurance company announced in its consolidated and separate unaudited financial statements for the period ended March 31, 2025.

Join our WhatsApp Channel

However, Veritas Kapital’s insurance revenue plunged to N4.63 billion in the period under review, dropping by 27 percent from the N6.37 billion posted in Q1 last year, with insurance service expense decreasing significantly to N644.39 million, from N2.68 billion within the same period.

The decline in incurred expenses enabled Veritas Kapital to squeeze out an 8 percent increase in insurance service result, which reached N3.98 billion – before accounting for reinsurance contracts – in Q1 2025, up from N3.68 billion recorded in Q1 2024.

But after accounting for expenses on reinsurance contracts held, the insurance service result fell to N1.84 billion from N2.12 billion, as expenses on reinsurance contracts gulped N2.14 billion, up from N1.55 billion.

The 13.16 percent decrease in insurance service result and the 37 percent increase in expenses on reinsurance contracts impacted the bottom line, as profit before tax (PBT) nosedived significantly by 73 percent in Q1 this year.

According to the company’s financials, profit before tax fell to N1.65 billion in the first quarter of this year, falling short of the N6.21 billion recorded in the corresponding period last year.

Consequently, Veritas Kapital’s tax expense decreased to N41.32 million during the period in review, which is 92 percent lower than the N543.15 million surcharge in the previous year’s Q1.

Following the tax deduction, Veritas Kapital reported profit after tax (PAT) of N1.61 billion at the end of the first quarter, failing to surpass the N5.67 billion achieved in Q1 2024, reflecting a 71 percent decline.

For press releases, tip-offs, and corporate information, call 08149575257 (hotline)
Email: publisher@primebusiness.africa and editor@primebusiness.africa

+ posts
Previous Story

Women Group Warns Zambia President Of Losing 2026 Election For Approving Free DNA Test

Next Story

Tinubu’s Pledge To Reclaim Nigeria’s Ungoverned Spaces: A Critical Step Towards National Security?

Latest from Business

Market Analysis: Nigeria’s Q2 Growth Numbers In View

Sector details from today's GDP, especially the balance between services resilience and oil price variability, could shape positioning for the meeting, Daniel Wesonga, Pepperstone'sSenior Sales Manager, said in an exchange with Prime Business Africa Friday morning.
Recapitalisation: UBA Extends Deadline For Rights Issue

Recapitalisation: UBA Extends Deadline For Rights Issue

The United Bank for Africa (UBA) has extended the closing date for its rights issue by two weeks. The rights issue, which was originally scheduled to close on 5 September 2025, has been shifted to 19 September 2025.Join our WhatsApp Channel This was contained in
Previous Story

Women Group Warns Zambia President Of Losing 2026 Election For Approving Free DNA Test

Next Story

Tinubu’s Pledge To Reclaim Nigeria’s Ungoverned Spaces: A Critical Step Towards National Security?

Don't Miss

Access Bank Obtains Central Bank of Angola’s Approval To Acquire 80% of Finibanco

Access Corporation Obtains Regulatory Approval For First Guarantee Pension, Amid Shareholders’ Faceoff

Access Corporation has received regulatory approval for the acquisition of
Diamonds Aren’t Just For Rings: How UK Scientists Turned Them Into World’s Longest Lasting Batteries

Diamonds Aren’t Just For Rings: How UK Scientists Turned Them Into World’s Longest Lasting Batteries

For ages, diamonds—a transparent and hard precious stone—have been known