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Sompo Sigorta’s 2025 Premium Production Results
According to the premium production results announced by the Turkish Insurance Association (TSB) for January–December 2025, Sompo Sigorta AŞ increased its total premium generation compared to the previous year and sustained its position among the sector’s top five companies.
The company secured the 5th place with total premium production reaching 51 billion 302 million TL in 2025. Sompo Sigorta’s volume, which stood at 35 billion 170 million TL in the same period of 2024, showed a 45.9% nominal increase. The company’s market share was recorded at 4.19%, while the real growth rate, adjusted for inflation, reflected a 11.4% expansion.
Key Branches: Comprehensive and Traffic Insurance
The company achieved strong rankings in the main business lines that form the core of its portfolio:
Traffic (Motor Vehicle Liability): Sompo Sigorta ranked second in traffic insurance with a production value of 20 billion 607 million TL. The company captured a 7.88% market share in this branch, marking an annual growth of 42.4%. The total production in the general “Land Vehicle Liability” branch reached 22 billion 942 million TL.
Comprehensive (Land Vehicles): In the comprehensive insurance segment, the company took the third position with a premium production of 15 billion 79 million TL. With a 10.22% share in this segment, Sompo Sigorta achieved a nominal growth rate of 67.6% and a real increase of 28% compared to the previous year.
Outstanding Growth Rates
Notable branch performance results are listed below:
Legal Protection: Sompo Sigorta ranked third with a production figure of 1 billion 392 million TL, posting an annual growth of 125.7% in this segment.
Surety Bonds: Although the volume share remained relatively small, the surety branch recorded a remarkable 187.8% increase, generating 61.5 million TL in premium production.
Fire and Natural Disasters: In this category, Sompo Sigorta took the 9th position with 6 billion 78 million TL in production and a market share of 3.66%.
Meanwhile, production declined by 73.7% in the “Support” segment and by 1.1% in “Watercraft Liability.” The company’s entire output derived exclusively from non-life branches.
