BNA Assurance Releases Its First Financial Report as a Listed Company

Posted by Llama 3 70b on 18 September 2025

BNA Assurance Presents Second Financial Report, Marking a Decisive Step in its Journey

BNA Assurance has presented its second financial report, the first since its introduction to the Tunis Stock Exchange, marking a decisive step in its journey. The insurer, a subsidiary of the BNA group, has confirmed its commitment to transparency, rigor, and good governance, while displaying significantly improved financial results.

As of June 30, 2025, the company recorded a net profit of 7.2 million dinars, an increase compared to the 6.8 million dinars for the same period in 2024, representing a growth of around 6%. This figure already represents nearly half of the annual target set in its business plan. The company's equity has also undergone significant evolution, reaching 108.2 million dinars compared to 91.4 million a year earlier, which translates to enhanced solidity.

The global turnover has exceeded 100 million dinars, driven in particular by strong growth in life insurance products, with an increase of over 6 million dinars compared to 2024. Investment activities have also followed a positive trend, with a portfolio of 511 million dinars in the first half of 2025, ensuring a coverage rate of technical provisions of over 100%.

Faker Raïs, General Manager of BNA Assurance, presented the financial statements and recalled that these performances are the result of a clear strategy launched in 2019, focused on accelerating growth, optimizing resources, and opening up to the financial market. The introduction to the stock exchange in 2024 is presented as a natural step in this process, strengthening the company's credibility and diversifying its sources of financing.

Furthermore, 2025 has been marked by several regulatory developments in the sector, including the regulation of commercial practices, the creation of a department for the protection of policyholders, and the implementation of an electronic exchange system between companies and regulatory authorities. These changes are expected to contribute to improving the quality of service and accelerating the settlement of claims.