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Company Reports Q3 Revenue of $439.3M
Reports Q3 revenue $439.3M vs $400.98M last year. "In the quarter, we delivered a very strong 32.7% annualized return on common equity, driven by solid underwriting and revenue performance," said Stephen J. Donaghy, Chief Executive Officer. "Our net loss ratio continues to improve and new business trends are solid, including 8% growth in policies in force."
Q2 Revenue Reaches $427.03M, Up 6.7% Year-over-Year
Reports Q2 revenue $427.03M vs $400.14M last year. "In the quarter, we delivered a very strong 38.8% annualized return on common equity, driven by solid underwriting and revenue performance," said Stephen J. Donaghy, Chief Executive Officer. "Notably, the net loss ratio improved by 7.5 points year-over-year, driven by favorable claims and litigation trends that we expect to benefit non-catastrophe margins throughout the year. Strong retention and new business generation resulted in 4.1% direct premiums written growth, including growth in Florida and across our multi-state footprint."
Q1 Revenue at $393.57M vs $394.87M Last Year
Reports Q1 revenue $393.57M vs $394.87M last year.
Company Reports Q4 Revenue of $407.93M
Reports Q4 revenue $407.93M vs $384.81M last year. "We had an outstanding quarter and I am proud of the progress we have made in 2025," said Stephen J. Donaghy, Chief Executive Officer. "We're continuing to see the benefits of Florida's legislative reforms, which have stabilized the market, benefiting all stakeholders. Our capital position is robust and we believe our aggregate reserves are more than adequate. We are well underway negotiating and placing our 2026 reinsurance program with 90% of our first event catastrophe tower already placed, along with meaningful additional multi-year capacity secured for the 2027 hurricane season."
Stock Futures Seek Direction as Mobileye Shares Rise 13%
Stock futures are searching for direction after the broad market's rally, as investors take profits and shift focus to this week's key economic data. Last session's advance was driven by tech and AI-linked names, with chipmakers and large tech stocks lifting benchmarks to new records. Memory and storage technology stocks, notably, helped support the broader market rally as the industry gathers at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.Private-sector employment increased in December, though by less than expected, according to data released by payrolls processor ADP. Companies added 41,000 jobs during the month, reversing a revised loss of 29,000 in November and offering some improvement after a period of weakness in the labor market toward the end of 2025. Private payrolls had contracted in three of the four months leading up to December.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures were flat, Nasdaq futures fell 0.17% and Dow futures rose 0.13%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Mobileyeup 13% after agreeing to acquire Mentee Robotics in a cash and stock dealGameStopup 4% after announcing that its board has granted a performance-based stock option award to Ryan Cohen, the company's chairman and CEOUniversal Insuranceup 2% after announcing $20M share repurchase programCoStar Groupup 1% after providing FY26 guidance and reporting a new $1.5B stock repurchase programChevronup 1% after Financial Timesthe company and Quantum Capital are working together on a bid to purchase the international assets of LukoilDOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Albertsonsdown 1%LOWER -D-Wave Quantumdown 1% after the company and Quantum Circuits announced that the companies have entered into a merger agreement under which D-Wave will acquire Quantum Circuits for a purchase price of $550MAxalta Coatingdown 1% after Baird downgraded the stock to Neutral with a price target of $35, down from $42
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