Employers Holdings Inc (NYSE:EIG) reported a mixed financial picture for Q4 2025, beating earnings estimates with $0.66 per share adjusted net income, but missing revenue expectations by reporting $170.5 million against an estimated $218.7 million. The company faced challenges with a higher combined ratio due to increased California Cumulative Trauma claims but highlighted strong investment income and aggressive capital return to shareholders. Management is taking strategic actions to return to historical profitability, including targeted pricing and the launch of a new excess workers’ compensation product.
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EMPLOYERS HOLDINGS INC (NYSE:EIG) Reports Q4 Earnings Beat Amid Revenue Miss and Claims Challenges
Employers Holdings Inc (NYSE:EIG) reported a mixed financial picture for Q4 2025, beating earnings estimates with $0.66 per share adjusted net income, but missing revenue expectations by reporting $170.5 million against an estimated $218.7 million. The company faced challenges with a higher combined ratio due to increased California Cumulative Trauma claims but highlighted strong investment income and aggressive capital return to shareholders. Management is taking strategic actions to return to historical profitability, including targeted pricing and the launch of a new excess workers’ compensation product.