Sompo Indonesia Records Growth in Premiums and Assets in 2025
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - PT Sompo Insurance Indonesia recorded growth in net profit and premiums throughout 2025, amid an increase in claims payments to customers amounting to hundreds of billions of rupiah.
The Japanese-based general insurance company booked a net profit of Rp 135.3 billion, or a 10% year-on-year increase. Meanwhile, net written premiums rose 12% to Rp 1.87 trillion, and the company’s assets grew 13% to Rp 4 trillion.
“2025 has been a successful year for us amid the challenges faced by the industry,” said President Director & CEO of Sompo Indonesia, Eric Nemitz, in an official statement on Tuesday (12/5/2026).
“We remain strongly committed to meeting the protection needs for assets and health of our customers and business partners, through the implementation of adaptive business strategies grounded in integrity,” he added.
The company also recorded a solvency ratio or Risk Based Capital (RBC) of 240% for conventional insurance. This figure is above the regulator’s minimum requirement of 120%.
The vehicle, property, and health insurance lines continue to be the company’s largest contributors, accounting for 79% of total premiums. These three segments also drove the overall gross premiums achievement to Rp 2.7 trillion.
The total claims paid by the company reached Rp 853 billion, or a 25% increase from the previous year. This value equates to approximately Rp 71.1 billion per month, Rp 2.3 billion per day, and Rp 98.7 million per hour.
The company stated that this achievement is part of its commitment to maintaining the health, well-being, and financial security of customers.
In addition to strengthening its conventional business, Sompo Indonesia also recorded growth in its Sharia business line. The company booked an underwriting surplus for tabarru’ funds of Rp 31.9 billion.
Meanwhile, the RBC was recorded at 572% for tabarru’ and 10,768% for ujrah, far exceeding the regulator’s minimum requirements.
These steps were taken to ensure the company’s compliance with all applicable regulatory provisions in the insurance industry.
“To respond to the increasingly dynamic market needs, Sompo Indonesia is strongly committed to delivering innovative and relevant protection solutions through product and service development, including Sharia-based offerings,” said Eric.
According to him, this product development is part of the company’s strategy to strengthen differentiation amid increasingly tight competition in the general insurance industry.
“With solid financial fundamentals, we are optimistic about maintaining growth momentum while creating long-term value for all stakeholders,” Eric concluded.