Powszechny Zaklad Ubezpieczen Spolka AkcyjnaGPW: PZU

Presentation - PZU Group financial results

· Issued by Powszechny Zaklad Ubezpieczen Spolka Akcyjna


Exceptional year for PZU Group

Financial results

in 2025 and 4Q25

Warsaw, 26 February 2026







Contents

Exceptional results in 2025 3

Strategic priorities and their implementation 8

Business development 18

Financial results in 4Q25 24

PZU Group Strategy 2025-2027 35

Annexes 37



1. Exceptional

results in 2025



  1. Exceptional results in 2025

  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

Record results with a secure capital position

FY2025

Revenues

insurance revenue

PLN 30.9 bn

+1.5 bn y/y



FY2025

Profitability

net profit1



PLN 6.7 bn aROE 20.7%3



3Q25

FY2025



Capital position

Solvency II ratio

Dividend

dividend per share2

PZU Group 234%

PLN 4.47

PZU SA 245%

dividend yield ~ 6%



  1. Attributable to equity holders of the parent company

  2. Paid in 2025 4

  3. aROE - attributable to owners of the parent company, annualized return on equity excluding the cumulative effect of change in discount rates for valuation of insurance liabilities

  1. Exceptional results in 2025

  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

Insurance service result

PLN 4,801 m

(vs. PLN 3,515 m in 2024)

Result on investment portfolio

PLN 2,784 m

(vs. PLN 2,463 m in 2024)

aROE

20.7%3

Operating margin1

27.4%

(vs. 27.0% in 2024)

Combined ratio2

86.2%

(vs. 92.5% in 2024)



Dynamic income growth in 2025

FY2025

Net profit (PLN m)

4,516

3,235

2,107

2,183



5,342

+25.4%

+4%

6,699

Increase y/y

+40%

2024 2025

1,254

1,192

1,215

1,681

543

1,760

1,995

1,470

1,474

588

886

1,138

1Q24 2Q24 3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25

Insurance Banks

  1. Life insurance (Poland)

  2. Non-life insurance in PZU Group (Poland)



  3. aROE in 2025, attributable to owners of the parent company, return on equity excluding the cumulative effect of change in discount rates for valuation of insurance liabilities

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    1. Exceptional results in 2025

    2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

    3. Business development in 4Q25

    4. Results in 4Q25

    5. Strategy

    6. Annexes

Non-motor insurance revenue (PLN bn)



Scale-up and development of complementary offerings

Individual protection insurance revenue1 (PLN m)

PZU Group



7.9

8.7

Increase y/y

+10.3%

12.2024 12.2025

Sales growth in insurance

against fire and other damage to property

870

744

12.2024 12.2025

Dynamic growth of the portfolio of protection insurance

Increase y/y

+16.9%



Assets PLN 535 bn



+32 bn y/y

1,890

Health Pillar Revenue (PLN m)



+14.4%

2,162

12.2024 12.2025

Growing importance of remote service channels for patients

Increase y/y

81.9

65.8

Assets of external clients

of TFI PZU, Pekao TFI and Alior TFI (PLN bn)



12.2024 12.2025

TFI PZU - #1 among "non-bank" TFIs

+PLN +5.1 bn in inflows1

+12.4%

Increase y/y

+24.6%





1 excluding transactions on dedicated fund



  1. Exceptional results in 2025

  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

    High rating and secure foundation for doing business

    Credit rating and financial strength rating

    A-

    POSITIVE



    234% SII

    Solvency II ratio significantly over 200%

    • Solvency II for PZU Group at 234%1

    • Average for European insurers is 212%1

      >80% bonds

      Dominant share of bonds in the investment portfolio

    • Bonds represent 85% of the investment portfolio, including

      71% represented by sovereign bonds

    • Stability of return rates owing to the portfolio structure and long-term management strategy

    • Closed currency position

      100% ≥ A

      Effective reinsurance protection

    • The reinsurance program to limit the impact of catastrophic events and others

    • 45% of PZU reinsurers with2 AA rating and 55% with2 A rating

  1. As at 30 September 2025



  2. S&P rating at at 31 December 2025

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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes



We are building readiness for changes in the market environment

Excerpt from PZU Group's 3Q25 result presentation (Warsaw, 20 November 2025)



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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

    In 2025, we launched measures to strengthen all business pillars



    • Supporting key investments

    • Renewing the value

    proposition for partners

    Business pillar Key activities launched Mass non-life insurance

    Corporate non-life insurance

    • Improving tariffs:

      effectiveness of models,

      modernization of tools

    • Modernization and

expansion of product scope

  • Alignment of products with company segments

  • Modernization of the

    claims handling system

    Life insurance

    Bancassurance and investments

    International business

    Digitization and automation of processes, including

    ✓

    development of self-service by expanding the scope of

    service in myPZU

    • Development of strategic partnerships

    Expansion of investment

    • products for external

  • Foreign expansion through inward reinsurance

customers

  • Matching products to

changing demographics

Development of

✓

standalone products in

  • Intensification of cooperation with foreign companies

the banking channel

and increase in efficiency of insurance fraud detection

  • Increase in profitability and revenues

  • Development of a network of medical facilities through M&A and greenfield

Health

  • Launching transformation of organizational culture

  • Agreement with social partners

People

  • Launch of AI Transformation project



  • Acceleration of time-to-market through work model

transformation, including implementation of LowCode



Technology



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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes



We are building an edge in mass non-life insurance through improvement at all levels of the operating model



Modernization of sales systems

Launching efforts to replace the multiple sales path model with a single modern sales front for the Agent

Optimization of tariffs and underwriting

Start of tarification transformation: separation of modeling and portfolio management, strengthening of DS team, development of ML models, migration of analytics to the cloud, and implementation of MLOps and open-source technologies; Launched AI implementation in underwriting

Development of product portfolio

The PZU Dom has been updated, introducing a single comprehensive coverage; the PZU Rowerzysta offer has been launched, providing NNW and assistance coverage with the option to extend it to bike casco, TPL, child accident insurance and luggage insurance

Effectiveness in claims handling

Activities have been targeted at business transformation of the claims handling area

by modernizing the claims handling system and improving insurance fraud detection



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Comment: The products shown represent selected new offerings introduced by PZU in 2025

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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes



We offered customers new life insurance products and expanded access to our offerings through partners



Riders to individual insurance

Riders have been updated and introduced for customers with individual life insurance:

  1. in case of serious illnesses

    in the extended version (up to PLN 1 m)

  2. medical treatment abroad (up to EUR 2 m)

Group insurance

A group insurance pilot was conducted with the sum insured calculated as a multiple of the salary

Integrated insurance

In cooperation with LOT and Chubb, a new version of insurance has been launched "PZU Pomoc

w Podróży LOT", available when

buying a ticket on lot.com

Standalone insurance in bancassurance offering

Property insurance has been introduced - PZU Dom for mortgages, as well as standalone for Bank Pekao

customers; This is the bank's third

product under this model, along with TPL/MOD and "Bezpiecznej podróży"



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Comment: The products shown represent selected new offerings introduced by PZU in 2025

  1. Exceptional results in 2025

  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes



We have expanded our offerings to companies through underwriting and digitization, we are developing initiatives in foreign companies and foreign inward reinsurance



Insurance guarantees

The Small Guarantees program has been launched, allowing companies with revenues

up to PLN 5 m, including those on a flat-rate tax scheme, to obtain insurance guarantees

Digital solutions for businesses and brokers

The mojaFirma.pzu.pl platform has been expanded with TPL insurance for drone operators; This is the fourth functionality made available to companies and brokers after the Cargo Platform, PZU Cyber and the D&O quoting module; AI solutions have been implemented with automatic analysis of quote requests

Foreign companies

In Lithuania, the functionalities of self-service portal in claims handling have been developed, in Latvia new demand modules and rates in tariffs have been implemented, in Estonia, automatic quotations added for clients that are logged in, in Ukraine the online sales of motor and travel insurance launched

Foreign inward reinsurance

A dedicated team was established, target markets were selected and new inward foreign reinsurance contracts were signed outside the PZU Group



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Comment: The products shown represent selected new offerings introduced by PZU in 2025

  1. Exceptional results in 2025

  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

We are investing in the Health area to support the continued rapid growth of facilities and services



1

Recapitalization of PZU Zdrowie to develop a network of medical facilities

Opening of two

10.2025

2025

12.2025

2026

2 greenfield facilities 3

in Poznań and Lublin

Acquisition of the company 4

Humana Medica

Omeda in Białystok



  • a multispecialty facility with hospital activities with a surgical and orthopedic profile

    Further dynamic growth planned: opening of more new greenfield facilities, further acquisitions, organic growth and intensive digitalization of services

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    2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

    3. Business development in 4Q25

    4. Results in 4Q25

    5. Strategy

    6. Annexes

We are a key investment hub for Poland by supporting the development of the economy and new segments of ETFs and Private Debt funds



  1. Letter of intent regarding PZU's participation in



    • At least PLN 4 bn in support for Polish innovative enterprises

    • The program will combine public capital (PFR and BGK, among others) and private capital (PZU as

      the first and largest commercial partner)

    • Investments made through private equity and venture capital funds

  2. PZU ETF funds

    • 17 March 2026 - planned debut of PZU's first ETF on the WSE

    • Reaching a new group of customers for PZU focused on passive investing

    • Successive development of the offer, availability in all brokerage houses and trading platforms

  3. PZU FIZ Private Debt

    • Providing investors with exposure to an attractive segment of private corporate debt in the form of loans and bonds

    • The fund's assets are growing rapidly and at the end of 2025 exceeded PLN 259 m



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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

We support the development of our offerings and the optimization of internal processes with further implementations of innovations and AI applications



Development based on AI and

AI-based projects

PZU Ready for Startups AI Assistant

innovation

supports the building of real competitive advantage and enhances the value offered to customers

PZU operates >30 solutions

with an AI component, and other 30 are in the pipeline, including: optimization of manageability in claims handling and a tool for transcription and analysis of recordings of telephone calls with customers

90 pilots realized, of which >50 projects have been implemented generating for PZU >PLN 250 m in benefits. Among them are the monitoring of cyber threats

and extracting data from quote requests

An assistant based on generative artificial intelligence is regularly used by >50% of employees, who generated 1.7 m prompts in 2025 . Adoption of the tool is supported by 83 AI Ambassadors



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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

We are transforming IT to deliver more changes faster and more efficiently

In line with the IT Strategy, we have launched a comprehensive transformation of technology..

The potential of data and digital technology

Modern work model

Optimization of costs

and increase in operational

efficiency

Data and business security

Leveraging data, cloud solutions, AI

and Low Code , we are transforming IT,

...to strengthen work model, cost efficiency, operational efficiency and safety

10%

which is a significant source of business value

We have strengthened IT-business cooperation, focus on developing competencies of the future to increase the efficiency of creating digital solutions

By increasing the transparency of IT costs, effectively optimizing expenses and improving the cooperation model with technology providers

Cybersecurity remains our foundation to ensure stability of operations and business continuity

new business needs will be implemented using LowCode



20%

shorter "time-to-market" for

significant business changes



15%

greater efficiency in IT development



100%

critical systems covered by the digital resilience mechanisms developed under the strategy



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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

PZU Group with high dynamics in non-motor insurance revenues

Gross written premium (PLN bn)1 and its dynamics (%, y/y)

+2.1%



PZU Group in Poland PZU Group in Poland - non-motor insurance

Non-motor insurance

Increase y/y

+5.9% y/y

+14.8% y/y

+12.5% y/y



1•



In 4Q25, continued growth in mass insurance

5.45

5.57

+9.1%

3.05

2.52

2.79

2.66



4Q24

Non-motor Motor

4Q25

1.8

Corporate (gross written premium)

1.6

1.4

1.2

1.0

0.8

0.6

0.4

0.2

0.0

Mass (gross written premium)

Corporate (insurance revenues))

1.5

1.3

1.5

0.8

0.

0.6



4Q20 4Q21 4Q22 4Q23 4Q24

4Q25

9

(+5.9% y/y), and in the corporate segment

(+12.5% y/y)

2•



Increase in home and SME insurance in the mass segment, corporate construction insurance and underground property insurance (including the renewal of long-term contracts) and insurance in the energy sector

Motor insurance

1•



Lower sales of motor insurance (-5.2% y/y), largely as a result of a continued consistent price increase policy aimed at improving portfolio profitability in an environment of

Ratio of MOD to TPL policies (%)2

MOD to TPL (%)

strong price pressure and competition for customers, primarily individual customers

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025



  1. Gross written premium - external

  2. PZU, based on active policies, standardized ratio 19

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  2. Strategic priorities and their implementation

  3. Business development in 4Q25

  4. Results in 4Q25

  5. Strategy

  6. Annexes

PZU Życie with stable growth in the written premiums from group and

individually continued insurance, decline of individual insurance growth

PZU Życie gross written premiums from group and individually continued insurance (PLN m)

Group and individually continued insurance

2.5%



4Q25

4Q24

4Q23

4Q22

PZU Życie gross written premiums from individual insurance (PLN m)

-3%

770

Increase y/y

648

688

681

701

669

536

513

564

-39%

397

389

442

464

491

-6%

+20%

+24%



1•



Development of the portfolio of other group protection

insurance and individually continued insurance

2•



1,793

1,805

1,828

1,840

1,856

1,872

1,894

1,904

1,920

1,942

1,957

1,964

1,978

1,989

The higher level of premiums from insurance health insurance - the impact of the acquisition of accounts and tariff changes following the inflation of medical services

4Q22 4Q23 4Q24 4Q25

Individual insurance

1•



Decrease in written premiums from bancassurance mainly due to:

  • implementing protection products with regular premiums

    in place of existing single premium contracts

  • lower sales of life and endowment insurance

2•



with single premium and guaranteed sums insured Continued trend of growth in sales of individual life and endowment insurance, including an offering of insurance with bonuses (PZU Perspektywa na Przyszłość) and insurance bundles (PZU Pakiet na Życie i Zdrowie), tailored to life situation, age, and individual customers' needs

Protection products

Periodic investment products

Single-premium investment products



Investment contracts 20

Company analysis