Donegal Group Q2 FY26 net income rises 32.3% to $22.31 million; revenue falls 2.4% to $241.12 million

Reuters2026/07/30 10:36

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Donegal Group posted Q2 net income of $22.31 million, up 32.3%, as the GAAP combined ratio improved 2.1 percentage points to 95.6%.
Net premiums earned fell 4% to $222.57 million, while investment income rose 15.6% to $14.49 million.
Net investment gains more than doubled to $3.27 million, driven mainly by unrealized gains in equity securities.
Management cited lower-than-average weather-related losses, favorable prior-year reserve development, higher incentive and technology costs, and a moderate rise in large fire losses.
Book value per share increased to $17.98 from $16.62, with commercial lines net premiums written up 0.8% and personal lines down 9.7%.

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