Takaful Emarat Reports 36% Increase in Net Takaful Income for Q2 2024
Takaful Emarat has made significant strides in addressing its accumulated losses, reporting a notable increase in net takaful income and investment returns for Q2 2024.
Summary
Takaful Emarat has reported a 36% increase in net takaful income and a 31% rise in net investment income for Q2 2024, despite facing significant accumulated losses.
Takaful Emarat Insurance (PSC), a prominent insurance provider in the United Arab Emirates, has recently disclosed its financial performance for the second quarter of 2024. The company reported a substantial 36% increase in net takaful income, rising from AED 28 million in June 2023 to AED 38 million in June 2024. Additionally, net investment income saw a 31% increase compared to the previous year.
The company has faced accumulated losses amounting to AED 194,113 thousand, which equates to 129% of its paid-up capital. These losses have been attributed to higher-than-expected medical claims, lower investment returns, and unsuccessful technology investments since 2019. Further losses were incurred due to a merger and acquisition project between 2020 and 2022, revaluation of assets, and restating financial statements for equity investment impairments.
In a bid to address these accumulated losses, the General Assembly approved a capital increase of AED 185 million on June 14, 2024. This move aims to write off the accumulated losses as of Q3 2023. The company is also building a long-term achievable business plan focused on writing solid profitable business to recover these losses.
The management's commitment to this business plan is evident in the improved financial performance for 2024. The company has reported a 36% higher net takaful income and a 31% increase in net investment income compared to 2023. These positive indicators suggest that Takaful Emarat is on a path to recovery.
However, potential investors should exercise caution. While the recent financial performance is promising, the company still faces significant challenges due to its high accumulated losses. The success of its long-term business plan and the management's ability to sustain these improvements will be crucial in determining the company's future stability and growth.
Given the current financial landscape and the steps taken by Takaful Emarat, the recommendation for investors would be to hold. Monitoring the company's progress in executing its business plan and achieving consistent profitability will be essential before making any investment decisions.
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Summary
Takaful Emarat Insurance (PSC) has prepared a disclosure form in accordance with the SCA Board of Directors' Decision No. (32/R.M.) of 2019, which mandates procedures for companies with accumulated losses amounting to 20% or more of their paid-up capital. As of Q2 2024, the company reported accumulated losses of AED 194,113,000, representing 129% of its paid-up capital. The accumulated losses, which began in 2019, were primarily due to higher-than-expected medical claims, lower investment returns, and unsuccessful technology investments. Additional losses occurred from declining business linked to a merger and acquisition project between 2020 and 2022, asset revaluation, and restating financial statements for equity investment impairments. To address these losses, the General Assembly approved a capital increase of AED 185 million on 14th June 2024 to write off the accumulated losses as of Q3 2023. The company has also developed a long-term business plan aimed at recovering these losses through profitable business operations. In 2024, the company reported a 36% increase in net takaful income and a 31% increase in net investment income compared to 2023. The General Assembly approved the plan for dealing with the accumulated losses on 27th February 2024 and 14th June 2024.
