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To be a shareholder in Selective Insurance Group, you need to believe in the company’s ability to grow profitably through disciplined underwriting, geographic expansion, and embracing technology, while managing industry headwinds like social inflation. Based on the latest quarterly updates, the most important short-term catalyst, continued underwriting margin improvement, remains mostly unaffected. However, the biggest risk right now continues to be loss cost pressures from social inflation, and the recent results do not eliminate this concern for investors.
Among recent announcements, the Q2 2025 financial results are particularly relevant. Revenue and net income grew robustly compared to the prior period, with management attributing performance to strong investment income and underwriting. Yet, the company also reported some prior year casualty reserve development tied to evolving loss trends, illustrating the ongoing need to balance profitability with appropriate risk management.
In contrast, the ongoing impact of social inflation on commercial auto and liability reserves is a risk investors should be aware of, especially if...
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Selective Insurance Group's outlook anticipates $6.3 billion in revenue and $906.0 million in earnings by 2028. This projection is based on an 8.0% annual revenue growth rate and an increase in earnings of $680.8 million from the current $225.2 million.
Uncover how Selective Insurance Group's forecasts yield a $94.67 fair value, a 17% upside to its current price.
The Simply Wall St Community’s fair value estimates for Selective Insurance Group range widely from US$78.81 to US$186.90, based on three user analyses. While expectations for profitability improvements are a key theme, you’ll find several strongly differing views among individual investors.
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