Q2 FY26 · Ended Jun 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
Investment income matches almost all of pre-tax profit
The portfolio that premiums fund earns nearly as much as the whole company makes before tax, so yields steer results.
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Premiums rose, but investment income fell by almost a quarter and pre-tax income fell 18.13% with it.
Costs fell as a share of premiums; they rose against revenue only because investment income shrank.
Net income fell 17.13%, but with fewer shares in the count, diluted earnings per share held 89.9% of last year's level.
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