The Italian insurer Generali reported a net profit of 4.172 billion euros in 2025, a 12% increase compared to the previous year, the company announced on Thursday, the 12th. Consolidated operating results reached a record 8 billion, up 9.7% from 7.3 billion the previous year, with strong performance across all sectors. In 2025, gross premiums reached 98.124 billion, a 3.6% growth, driven by a significant 7.6% increase in the 'Non-Life' segment. According to the information provided, the capital position remains 'extremely solid,' with a solvency ratio of 219% compared to 210% in the previous year, supported by strong normalized capital generation. Additionally, a dividend payment of 1.64 euros per share was proposed, an increase of 14.7%, and a 500 million euro share buyback was announced for the upcoming general shareholders' meeting. Group CEO Philippe Donnet explained that 'the record results achieved in 2025 successfully conclude the first year of the strategic plan and confirm the continuous creation of value for all stakeholders.' Generali is making a 'very long-term bet on the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Portugal.'