Arag confirms growth in first combined results after Das deal
Arag has posted £244m of total income for last year in the inaugural results including the former Das UK business.
The business was bought by Arag Group in January 2024 and until now results have been published separately. According to Arag, the 2025 income was up 11% compared to the previous process.
RelatedDas UK brand exits market in Arag integrationLegal expenses insurance provider Arag has completed the integration of the Das UK brand a year on from the deal going through.
The Das UK brand exited the market at the start of last year as the integration into Arag rolled forward. In its final standalone
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