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Ategrity targets Q2 2026 results with over $205m in premiums

The specialty insurer expects a Q2 2026 diluted earnings per share above $0.60, and it projected a combined ratio under 87% alongside 22% year over year gross written premium growth.

Ategrity Specialty Insurance Company Holdings said it expects strong preliminary results for the second quarter of 2026, projecting gross written premiums of more than $205 million and a combined ratio below 87%. Reinsurance News reports the company expects the figures to exceed its previously communicated outlook and current analyst consensus.

Ategrity attributed the 22% year over year GWP growth to accelerated market share gains that outpaced standard Excess and Surplus stamping office benchmarks. The company also said it expects broad-based growth, with more than 20% expansion in both property and casualty lines, and it projected underwriting performance that would outperform its prior guidance.

The insurer expects record diluted earnings per share of more than $0.60 for Q2 2026, compared with analyst consensus of $0.47 per diluted share. It also projected net income attributable to stockholders rising more than 75% year over year, with Chief Executive Officer Justin Cohen highlighting record production and underwriting profitability despite a challenging industry growth environment.

Ategrity additionally announced the appointment of Neil Adler as CFO, who will report directly to CEO Justin Cohen and oversee the company’s entire finance organization. The company said it expects to continue taking market share profitably as insureds show increased willingness to pay for coverage certainty.

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