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Sampo

9.25 EUR

-5.54 %

29,122 following

SAMPO

NASDAQ Helsinki

Financial Services

Financials

-5.54 %
-10.45 %
-9.89 %
-5.50 %
-2.88 %
+16.94 %
+3.52 %
+42.45 %
+1,453.51 %

Sampo is a Nordic property and casualty insurer operating also in the UK and in the Baltics. In the Nordics, Sampo provides insurance services across all countries, customer segments and products. In the UK, the company offers motor and home insurance for private individuals. The Group is made up of If P&C, Topdanmark, Hastings, and the parent company Sampo plc. Sampo was founded in 1909 and it is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

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Market cap
24.7B EUR
Turnover
118.63M EUR
P/E (adj.) (25e)
13.95
EV/EBIT (adj.) (25e)
11.83
P/B (25e)
3.1
EV/S (25e)
2.87
Dividend yield-% (25e)
4.11 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Reduce
Target price
10.00 EUR
Updated
05.11.2025
Sauli Vilén
Sauli Vilén

Analyst

Latest research

Latest analysis report

Released: 06.11.2025

Latest extensive report

Released: 14.06.2023

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EPS and dividend

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Dividend %

Financial calendar
5.2
2026

Annual report '25

22.4
2026

General meeting '26

6.5
2026

Interim report Q1'26

Risk
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High
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Yesterday’s decline didn’t just affect Sampo; the entire European insurance sector was weak. The STOXX Europe 600 index, composed of European insurance companies, fell with roughly the same slope as Sampo and its Nordic peers. Lemonade can hardly be considered the reason for this...
yesterday
by kari
35
In my opinion, a realistic explanation: index investors are reacting to the US winter storm, the resulting claims, and its impact on the entire sector. If you know how to pick insurance companies that aren’t affected by this at all (including reinsurance), it’s a pretty clear opportunity...
yesterday
by Jarnis
22
The insurance industry is really rigid and conservative. Did I mention the heavy regulation already? That won’t change very quickly. Furthermore, it’s already insanely price-competitive today. When the big boys decide to dump a sector or the stock of a Finnish listed company, there...
yesterday
by TitoK
21
By the way, did you notice that there was a significant storm in the Mediterranean, Cyclone Harry, which caused severe damage. The US boys then sold the entire European insurance sector down. facebook.com 13 t. näyttökertaa · 898 reaktiota | Historic Cyclone🇮🇹: 10-meters... Historic...
yesterday
by Kryptoniitti
19
I am not an expert, im just retail investor. But as I understand, in Europe and Nordics most profit does not come from float due to regulations etc. Float returns are a bonus here. Real profit comes from underwriting and in soft makret cycle it can fall or not grow fast enough. This...
yesterday
by neeedis
16
What would cause this soft cycle? The insurance business is inherently very defensive. Long-term interest rates have remained high (e.g., German 10y 3%, 30y 3.5%) and are rising rather than falling, while inflation is low and rather on a downward trend. Shouldn’t this be a quite ...
yesterday
12
What has always puzzled me about these recurring car manufacturers becoming insurance companies scenarios is why on earth this would happen. That is, I don’t understand on what basis a car manufacturer would be a better insurance company than a traditional one, and on what basis ...
yesterday
by Kuponkiankka
10
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