Number One in Central 
and Eastern Europe1

We are the leading insurance group in Central and Eastern Europe. “Protecting what matters” is our promise. About 30,000 employees in more than 50 insurance companies and pension funds provide the best possible protection against the risks of day-to-day life for around 33 million customers. The Group strategy is to achieve long-term profitable growth.

No. 1
  • Austria
  • Baltic states
  • Bulgaria
  • Czech Republic
  • Hungary
  • North Macedonia
  • Romania
  • Slovakia
TOP 5
  • Albania
  • Bosnia-Herzegovina
  • Croatia
  • Moldova
  • Poland
  • Serbia
  • Ukraine
TOP 10
  • Kosovo
  • Montenegro
  • Slovenia

1 VIG divides its region into two areas. First, the region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), which consists of 20 countries, including Austria, whose long-term growth opportunities will be exploited. Second, ten special markets where objectives specific to each market will be pursued.
Market rankings 1st to 3rd quarters of 2024, Slovenia 1st half of 2024

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Our investment story and what else you should know about us at a glance.

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How VIG investors benefit

Vienna Insurance Group offers investors a resilient, growth-oriented investment with long-term value potential. It combines a leading position in CEE with financial strength, a market-oriented, decentralised business model and a responsible focus on the future. With its innovative strength and leading digital solutions in CEE, VIG is actively shaping the future of the insurance business.

Market leader in CEE with growth prospects

  • Attractive risk/reward profile in a growth region
  • Investments to leverage the structural catch-up potential in CEE
  • Resilience through broad diversification across lines of business, markets and distribution channels

Decentralised business model

  • Agile, future-oriented operations in a dynamic environment 
  • In-depth market understanding, many years of experience and strong customer proximity supported by multi-brand strategy
  • Extensive cooperation and collaboration within the Group and efficient use of modern technologies

Financial
strength

  • Reliability, financial stability and predictability in a volatile environment
  • Financial strength for further organic and inorganic growth
  • High dividend reliability with a solid capital base

Responsible focus on the future

  • Sustainable value creation across generations in combination with measurable ESG targets
  • ESG criteria as an integral part of investment and insurance decisions
  • Broadening and strengthening the customer base by addressing the catch-up demand for insurance cover

VIG in the 2024 financial year

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Insurance Service Revenue 
by line of business 2024

MTPL = Motor Third Party Liability 

Key Figures of Vienna Insurance Group

Income statement Unit

2024

2023

2022

adjusted

1 The calculation of this figure considers the interest expenses for hybrid capital.

Gross written premiums EUR million 15,226.3 13,784.0 12,559.2
Insurance service revenue EUR million 12,138.5 10,921.8 9,737.6
Total capital investment result EUR million 435.6 284.3 -12.2
Result before taxes EUR million 881.8 772.7 585.7
Result of the period after taxes and non-controlling interests EUR million 645.3 559.0 472.3
Earnings per share1 EUR 4.98 4.31 3.63
Net Combined Ratio (P&C) % 93.4 92.6 92.8
Balance sheet Unit

2024

2023

2022

adjusted

Total capital investment portfolio EUR million 44,568.3 42,586.1 41,062.2
Insurance contracts liabilities issued EUR million 39,598.1 37,804.1 36,370.4
Consolidated shareholders' equity (incl. non-controlling interests) EUR million 6,513.3 6,029.7 5,713.9
Contractual Service Margin (CSM) EUR million 5,523.2 5,797.2 5,838.1
Total assets EUR million 51,196.4 48,753.8 47,217.7
Operating Return on Equity (Operating RoE) % 16.4 15.1 11.6
Solvency Ratio % 261 269 280

Profit forecast for 2025

Portrait of CEO Hartwig Löger, St. Stephen's Cathedral blurred in the reflection in the background
Based on VIG’s excellent performance, management expects Group result before taxes in the range of EUR 1.10 billion to EUR 1.15 billion for the 2025 financial year.
Hartwig Löger CEO

VIG on the stock exchange

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Market Capitalisation (31/12/2025)

Dividend policy

Vienna Insurance Group lets its shareholders continuously participate in its success since its initial listing on the Vienna Stock Exchange in 1994. With regard to dividend continuity and predictability VIG aims to pay a dividend per share that is at least equal to that of the previous year and increases continuously depending on the operating earnings situation.

Dividend security

The participation of shareholders in VIG's success is a priority for us, and we have paid dividends every year without interruption since 1994.
Liane Hirner CFRO