16 October 2023
Tower updates FY23 guidance and large events costs
Kiwi insurer Tower (NZX/ASX: TWR) has revised its underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) FY23 guidance to between $7m and $10m including large events, up from a range of between a loss of $2m and a profit of $3m, based on preliminary unaudited results.
Tower’s previous profit guidance issued on 19 July assumed full use of its $50m large events allowance. However, due to lower-than-expected costs from Vanuatu cyclone claims, favourable foreign exchange rates and experiencing no large events since May 9, large events costs in FY23 are now expected to total around $38m.
Gross written premiums are expected to total $526m, up 17% on the prior year reflecting rating increases, organic growth, and strong customer retention.
Reported profit will be impacted by additional non-underlying costs including an increase to the customer remediation provision.
More information will be provided in Tower’s FY23 full year results announcement which will be made on 23 November.
ENDS
This announcement has been authorised by:
Blair Turnbull
Chief Executive Officer
Tower Limited
For media enquiries, please contact in the first instance:
Emily Davies
Head of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability
021 815 149
[email protected]
Electricity gentailers pumped energy into the NZX.
Plus, New Talisman's success spurns auditor, Esquires to India, and more.
Sector facing regulatory threats and energy shortfall is banding together.
To join your company account for BusinessDesk and enjoy full access, enter your email and we’ll send you details