UNIQA International – classified by region

Segment reporting – UNIQA International – classified by region

In € thousand

Insurance service result

Net investment income

Earnings before taxes

1 – 12/2025

1 – 12/2024

1 – 12/2025

1 – 12/2024

1 – 12/2025

1 – 12/2024

Central Europe (CE)

231,178

180,667

81,673

84,464

216,472

191,633

Poland

94,041

81,438

60,338

51,370

100,262

85,947

Slovakia

41,329

19,411

7,640

10,874

46,673

37,109

Czechia

54,776

42,849

8,869

17,317

53,879

61,168

Hungary

41,032

36,969

4,826

4,903

15,657

7,409

Eastern Europe (EE)

22,371

23,569

22,475

22,417

27,767

34,373

Romania

18,633

17,343

10,169

8,427

18,397

19,985

Ukraine

3,738

6,227

12,306

13,990

9,370

14,388

Southeastern Europe (SEE)

38,382

36,818

21,026

24,014

24,316

26,088

Albania

2,195

5,475

1,172

–210

2,261

1,971

Bosnia and Herzegovina

3,151

5,114

2,564

2,473

1,907

5,096

Bulgaria

12,078

–289

2,885

5,296

6,521

286

Kosovo

3,789

3,345

213

751

3,744

3,524

Croatia

9,407

10,068

7,527

8,420

6,175

7,908

Montenegro

961

2,102

1,187

1,214

302

1,958

North Macedonia

1,080

2,689

150

798

528

1,465

Serbia

5,721

8,313

5,327

5,272

2,877

3,879

Western Europe (WE)

2,285

–504

214

232

1,703

–980

Liechtenstein

2,285

–504

214

232

1,703

–980

Other

0

0

7

–1,235

–3,091

–8,839

Administration

0

0

206

0

–20,690

–29,199

Consolidation

–1,104

1,159

3,396

2,839

–102

1,334

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total

293,112

241,710

128,996

132,732

246,375

214,410

The “Breakdown of UNIQA International by region” is based on the IFRS profits/(losses) of the individual companies in the segment. Consolidation effects within the UNIQA International segment are recognised in the “Consolidation” line.

IFRS
International Financial Reporting Standards. Since 2002 the term IFRS has applied to the overall concept of standards adopted by the International Accounting Standards Board. Standards already adopted beforehand continue to be referred to as International Accounting Standards (IAS).
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