NAIROBI, Kenya — Britam Holdings plc has reported a 10 per cent rise in net profit to Sh5.5 billion for the year ended December 31, 2025, marking strong Britam profits 2025 despite increased insurance claims from floods and political violence.
The Britam profits 2025 announcement on April 1 showed pre-tax profit increased 8 per cent to Sh7.9 billion from Sh7.3 billion in 2024. The results cap the final year of Britam’s 2021-2025 EPIC² strategy cycle.
“These results reflect the resilience of our business and the progress we have made in building a more agile, customer-focused and digitally enabled organisation,” said Tom Gitogo, Britam Group Managing Director and CEO. “We are entering our next strategy cycle from a position of strength.”
Britam Profits 2025 Revenue Growth
The Britam profits 2025 were driven by insurance revenue growth to Sh41.7 billion from Sh37.6 billion, representing an 11 per cent increase. The growth points to sustained top-line performance in Life and General Insurance businesses in Kenya and regional markets.
However, profit from insurance services rendered dropped to Sh3.5 billion from Sh5.1 billion. Net investment income rose 4 per cent to Sh31.9 billion, supported by steady portfolio returns.
Britam Profits 2025 Balance Sheet Strength
Total equity increased to Sh35.1 billion from Sh29.5 billion during the Britam profits 2025 period, supported by profitability and prudent balance sheet management. Investment assets grew to Sh220.7 billion.
“Investment assets grew to Sh220.7 billion, underscoring strategic asset allocation and reinforcing the Group’s financial resilience,” Britam stated. The results marked Britam’s 60th anniversary, celebrating six decades of securing financial futures across Africa.
The Board of Directors did not recommend a dividend for the year. Gitogo noted that 2025 restored the Group to profitability while accelerating digital adoption and operational efficiency.
