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Allianz Set for 2025 Comeback with Record Results and Balanced Budget

After facing historic losses, Allianz is set to make a comeback in 2025. Analysts predict record results and a balanced budget, reflecting a positive outlook for the German insurance giant.

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Allianz Set for 2025 Comeback with Record Results and Balanced Budget

Allianz, the German insurance behemoth, is set to turn a corner in 2025, according to industry predictions. After weathering significant losses in its automotive business, the company is poised for a comeback, with analysts forecasting a record result and a balanced budget in its marketplace for car insurance. The German Insurance Association anticipates a balanced budget for Allianz in 2025, marking a strengthening trend reversal. This comes after the company faced historic losses in its automotive business. The upcoming Q3 figures, due on November 14, could confirm this turnaround in the car insurance market. Analysts from various institutions, including Berenberg Bank, Jefferies, and DZ Bank, have positive outlooks. They predict an Allianz share price target for 2025 ranging from 325 EUR to 431 EUR, with an average target price around 360-370 EUR. They also expect earnings per share to reach approximately 27.84 EUR and growing dividends, reflecting confidence in Allianz's financial stability and growth potential in the car insurance market. The consensus among analysts is a record result for Allianz in 2025, with a predicted earnings per share of 27.84 euros. Allianz's auto segment is expected to return to profitability in 2025, with price adjustments helping to control costs. The company is predicted to recover strongly, with a balanced budget and record results, reflecting a positive outlook for the German insurance giant in the car insurance marketplace.

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