Sampo is the leading property and casualty insurance group in the Nordic region and a major operator in the growing digital P&C insurance market in the UK. Sampo Group has around 9 million customers, and it employs 15,000 people. The Group’s insurance revenue totalled EUR 9.1 billion in 2025 of which the Nordic market represented 75 per cent.
The Group’s operations are diversified by geography, line of business, and customer group. Sampo Group operates in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, the UK, and the Baltic countries. Its largest customer groups are private customers in the Nordics and in the UK, representing in total over 65 per cent of the Group's insurance revenue. The Group is also a leading provider of P&C insurance in Nordic commercial and industrial businesses.
Sampo Group continued to deliver strong results in the first half of 2026 driven by broad-based top-line growth combined with strong underwriting margins.
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Sampo’s CFO Lars Kufall Beck discusses the company’s development and the competitive dynamics of the insurance industry in an interview with Inderes’ Verneri Pulkkinen.
Igen udsigt til en afventende åbning i Europa. Stort fokus på Vestas og Demant der begge opjusterer. Gæst i studiet her til morgen er CEO Lars Højgård Hansen fra INVISIO.
Sampo offentliggør sin Q2-regnskabsmeddelelse onsdag kl. 08.30. Regnskabsmeddelelsen vil igen være fremragende, og sammenlignelige selskabers rapporter understøtter dette. Du kan følge Sampo live fra onsdag kl. 08.25.
I dagens Morgenbørs ser vi ind i en positiv åbning, hvor investorerne fortsat forventer en nedtrapning af konflikten i Iran efter Donald Trumps U-vending i søndags. Herhjemme er der blandt andet fokus på Novo Nordisk, Tryg og Sampo.
JP Morgan decreased its recommendation on Sampo to "neutral" and trimmed the target price, while investor optimism appears to continue on Tuesday with positive European and American market openings. The background is Trump's surprising U-turn in the Iran conflict, where a planned military attack was canceled in favor of resumed negotiations, and the oil price has consequently fallen to below 85 USD per barrel from over 100 USD last month. However, the calm may prove fragile, as the parties remain sharply opposed on several fronts, and if the conflict flares up again, energy prices could quickly rise ahead of a winter where Europe needs to fill its natural gas stacks.
Markedet ser ud til at tage øgede konflikter i Mellemøsten med ro, Europæiske futures ligger til at genvinde noget af gårsdagens tab. Herhjemme fokus på bl.a kursmålsændringer, GreenMobiliity
