UNMI posts €119M revenue in 2025, up 8.2%

The UNMI Group reported 2025 revenue of €119.0 million, an 8.2% increase from 2024, alongside improved technical results, controlled overhead and steady solvency. The mutual group also said it is preparing a new 2027-2029 strategic plan after marking 10 years of independence. Why it matters: - The UNMI Group’s 2025 results point to growth that is still being managed tightly, with higher revenue, better technical performance and comfortable solvency. - The numbers matter to the group’s member mutuals, partners and policyholders because they signal business stability while the group expands services and automation. What happened: - The UNMI and UNMI’Mut general meetings took place on June 9. - The group ended 2025 with revenue of €119.0 million, up from €109.9 million in 2024. - Revenue rose 8.2% year over year. The details: - Prevident-related business generated €54.0 million, up 10.2%. - Reinsurance produced €29.3 million, up 4.0%. - Health activity reached €35.1 million, up 9.3%. - Life and retirement savings contributed €0.6 million, down 6.8%. - The group said the growth came with improved technical results, lower management expenses and a comfortable solvency position. - UNMI also said 2025 included continued development of tools and services for partners, members and employees. - The group accelerated automation in some management activities during the year. Between the lines: - The mix suggests UNMI is leaning on its core protection, health and reinsurance lines while life and retirement savings remain small. - The focus on automation and expense control suggests the group is trying to scale without losing discipline. - Sylviane Gindre, president of UNMI, said the 2025 results confirm the strength of the group’s model and its ability to keep growing in a controlled way for member mutuals, partners and members. - UNMI also marked 10 years of independence and growth. - The group has started work on its 2027-2029 strategic plan. What’s next: - UNMI will move from its 2025 results into execution of the new 2027-2029 strategic plan. - The group is expected to keep investing in internal tools, partner services and management automation. - Future performance will likely be judged on whether UNMI can sustain revenue growth while preserving solvency and cost control. The bottom line: - UNMI finished 2025 with higher revenue and signs of operational discipline, setting up its next strategic phase from a position of relative strength. More information