Soft market hits Kelliher in 2025, with turnover and profits down
Profits dropped at Kelliher Insurance Group in 2025 more than wiping out the surge seen in 2024.
Operating profit tumbled almost two-thirds to close last year at £253,233.
Post-tax profit was also down, from £869,949 to £460,497.
The 2025 fall was in contrast to the 2024 result, which had jumped nearly 50%.
The Top 100 UK broker’s turnover also fell, by 18% to £14.21m.
The London-headquartered group spans commercial and personal lines, with its focus including the construction, property investors, and sport and leisure sectors. As well as dealing directly with clients, it has underwriting and
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