Aviva Increased Profit and Maintains Climate Goals

• Aviva reported a 22% increase in profit for the first half of 2025
• Collaboration with Direct Line is actively being pursued to improve results
• Admiral also reported a significant increase in profits for the first half of the year

The Australian insurance company Aviva announced a 22% increase in profits for the first half of 2025, reaching £1.1 billion. This figure is the highest since 2008. The increase in profits was made possible thanks to growth in premiums in the general insurance sector in the UK and Ireland, which grew by 9% to £4.1 billion.

General Director of the company Amanda Blanc noted that collaboration with Direct Line is already actively progressing. The collaboration aims to improve financial results and the potential of the combined business.

At the same time, Aviva continues to adhere to its climate goals, regardless of the increasing pressure from some financial institutions in the US and the UK. Blanc confirmed that the company plans to reduce emissions by 90% by 2030 and use 100% renewable electricity.

Meanwhile, competitor Admiral also reported a profit increase of 67% to £516 million, thanks to success in automobile sales in the UK.

Tags: Economy/Ecology