ICICI Lombard Q4 Results: Net Profit Falls 2% to ₹510 Cr, GDPI Up 10%, ₹7 Dividend Declared
Business and Industry Overview:
ICICI Lombard is a big private insurance company in India. It started in 2001. It was a joint company between ICICI Bank and a foreign company called Fairfax. ICICI Bank had a 64% share. Fairfax sold all its shares in 2019. Now ICICI Bank owns most of it. The company gives many types of insurance. These include health, motor, travel, home, crop, and accident insurance. It sells these through agents, banks, online, and its own offices. It is the biggest non-life insurance company in India. It has a 9.4% market share. It had 312 real branches and 917 virtual branches. It also has 3 call centers and 685 customer service people. It is growing in small towns and cities. It also invests money. It had ₹51,557 crore in investments in 2024. In 2022, it had ₹38,786 crore. Its returns were 4.45% in 2024. It was 7.98% in 2023 and 8.45% in 2022. Most of the money is in corporate bonds (43%) and government bonds (40%). Some is in shares (12%). It is using more technology. Its app IL TakeCare has face scan. Over 1.1 crore people downloaded it. 99% of policies were given online in 2024. In 2022, it was 97%. The company had some tax-related cases. It had ₹555 crore in pending liabilities in 2024. In 2022, it was ₹880 crore. ICICI Bank increased its share in 2024. It now owns 51.66% of ICICI Lombard. Before, it had 48%. ICICI Lombard is growing fast. It uses technology. It reaches more people. It offers many types of insurance. It is strong in the market.
Latest Stock News:
ICICI Lombard’s share price went up by 5% on April 15, 2025. The company will share its last quarter results today. Many investors think the results will be good. So, they are buying the stock. That is why the price went up. The current share price is ₹1,822.60. In the past year, the lowest price was ₹1,480.50. The highest price was ₹2,301.90. The company’s total market value is ₹90,602.97 crore. Its P/E ratio is 42.67. This means investors are paying ₹42.67 for ₹1 of the company’s profit. Its P/B ratio is 6.54. This shows the share price is 6.54 times the value of its assets. The dividend yield is 0.67%. This means the company gives ₹0.67 as a dividend for every ₹100 invested. The debt-to-equity ratio is 0.27. This shows the company has low debt. In January 2025, the share price had gone down by 3.12% in one day. It kept falling for three days. But now it is going up again. Investors are feeling more confident. The Q4 results are important. They will show the company’s profit, number of policies sold, and claim payments. If the results are good, the price may go up more. If the results are not good, the price may fall. So, everyone is waiting for the results.
Segmental information:
ICICI Lombard General Insurance offers many types of insurance to cover different needs. Here is a detailed explanation of each one:
- Motor Insurance: This is the largest part of the business. It covers vehicles like cars, bikes, and trucks.
Private Car and Bike Insurance: This helps pay for repairs if the vehicle is damaged, stolen, or caught on fire.
Commercial Vehicle Insurance: This covers trucks and other vehicles used for business.
There are two main types:
- Third Party Insurance: This covers damage to other people’s vehicles or property if you are at fault.
- Own Damage Insurance: This covers damage to your vehicle, like if it gets into an accident or is stolen.
- Health, Travel, and Personal Accident Insurance:
Health Insurance: This pays for medical costs like hospital stays and doctor visits. It can cover one person or a whole family.
Travel Insurance: This covers problems during travel, like medical emergencies or lost luggage.
Personal Accident Insurance: If you are hurt or killed in an accident, this insurance gives money to you or your family to help.
- Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance:
Fire Insurance: This protects property from damage caused by fire.
Engineering Insurance: This helps cover accidents or damage in construction projects or machinery.
Liability Insurance: This protects businesses if someone sues them. For example, if a customer gets hurt on their property, this insurance helps cover legal costs.
- Marine Insurance: This insurance protects goods being shipped by sea or air. It helps businesses that send products to other countries. If goods are lost or damaged while traveling, this insurance helps cover the cost.
- Crop Insurance: This helps farmers if their crops are damaged by things like floods, droughts, or pests. It gives them money to recover losses and continue farming.
ICICI Lombard offers all these different types of insurance to serve many customers. They help individuals, businesses, and farmers stay protected. This range of products makes the company one of the top insurance providers in India.
Subsidiary Information:
ICICI Lombard General Insurance has no subsidiaries. This means it does not own or control any smaller company under it. It is a single company that works on its own. It handles all its work by itself.
ICICI Lombard is part of the ICICI Group. But it does not have any small companies working under it. It offers all its services—like motor insurance, health insurance, travel insurance, crop insurance, and more—by itself.
The company works with other companies for help. For example, it ties up with hospitals for health insurance claims.
– It works with garages for vehicle repairs.
– It uses digital apps and agents to sell policies.
– It gets help from other service providers to make things faster and easier.
But these companies are only partners. ICICI Lombard does not own them. They just help the company give better service.
Q4 Highlights:
- Net profit fell by 1.9% YoY to ₹509.6 crore in Q4 FY25 from ₹520 crore in Q4 FY24.
- GDPI (FY25) rose by 8.3% to ₹26,833 crore, higher than industry growth of 6.2%.
- GDPI ( ) grew by 11% under new IRDAI rules, beating industry growth of 8.6%.
- Solvency Ratio Strong at 2.69x, well above the required 1.5x level.
- Final dividend of ₹7 per share proposed for Q4; total FY25 dividend is ₹12.5 per share.
- Return on equity improved to 19.1% in FY25 from 17.2% in FY24.
- Share price rose 6.5% before results, closing at ₹1,830 on the BSE.
Financial Summary:
Amount in ₹ Crore | Q4 FY24 | Q4 FY25 | FY23 | FY24 |
Revenue | 5,391.00 | 6,051.00 | 20,487 | 23,961 |
Expenses | 4,701.00 | 5,443 | 17,910 | 20,680 |
EBITDA | 690 | 609 | 2,577.00 | 3,281.00 |
OPM | 13% | 10% | 13% | 14% |
Other Income | 8 | 60 | 112 | 40 |
Net Profit | 520.00 | 510.00 | 1,919 | 2,508 |
NPM | 9.65 | 8.43 | 66.46 | 56.48 |
EPS | 10.54 | 10.28 | 38.94 | 50.6 |