Orient Insurance Achieves 503 Million Dirhams in Profit for the First Half with a 21% Increase

“Orient Insurance” reported a net profit of 503 million dirhams after tax for the first half of the current year, reflecting a 21% increase from 416 million dirhams in the same period of 2024.

Insurance revenues for the first half of this year reached 4.47 billion dirhams, marking a 24% rise compared to 3.60 billion dirhams achieved during the corresponding period last year.

Total assets rose by 16% to 16.90 billion dirhams, up from 14.63 billion dirhams in the first half of 2024.

Omar Al Amin, CEO of “Orient Insurance Group,” stated that the results for the first half of 2025 underscore the robust momentum the company is experiencing and its resilience, which has allowed it to solidify its market position.

The remarkable growth across key financial indicators is a result of our steadfast commitment to excellence and prudent risk management. This strong performance not only enhances our leadership position in the market but also provides us with the financial strength to capitalize on future growth opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to our shareholders.

“Orient Insurance” remains dedicated to innovation and the customer-first approach, focusing on integrating the latest technologies to enhance customer experience and streamline operational processes. This strategy will enable the company to maintain its growth and set new standards in its successful journey.

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