Ageas Retail slides to 2025 loss
Broker Ageas Retail, featuring Ageas Direct and Rias, has posted a loss for 2025 with revenue hit by the soft market.
The wholly owned Ageas subsidiary specialises in home and motor insurance.
Losses after tax came in at £1.2m, more than reversing the £5.03m profit the year before.
RelatedAgeas and Saga seal £207m partnership and Acromas dealsAgeas and over-50s specialist Saga have signed on the dotted line agreeing a 20-year partnership for motor and home insurance and the sale of Saga’s underwriting business, Acromas.
A filing at Companies House revealed revenue dropped 14% year-on-year to £67.4m, with the firm
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