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HDI Global SE Reports Growth in Both Revenue and Profit for 2024; Singapore Branch Contributes to Asia Pacific Growth

Desk / Updated : 2025-03-28 11:49:15
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Singapore – HDI Global SE, a specialist in industrial and specialty insurance, has announced positive financial results for the full 2024 fiscal year, with growth in both revenue and profit. The main drivers behind this encouraging trend were growth in new business and price adjustments in response to inflation.

HDI Global's branch in Singapore focuses on service and growth, offering Singaporean clients a comprehensive range of products as a one-stop shop. This branch has made a significant contribution to the company's positive overall performance.

Alex Tarantino, Managing Director and Head of HDI Global Singapore, stated, "In 2024, HDI Global Singapore demonstrated its commitment as 'The Partner in Transformation' through innovative product offerings and strategic expansion."

He further added, "By establishing an energy hub, we have achieved continuous growth in Singapore and the wider Asia Pacific region, serving as a reliable partner for clients as the energy transition towards renewables gathers pace. These positive developments have been further strengthened by the launch of new products such as political risk, and the successful opening of our new Dubai office in the Dubai International Financial Centre to increase accessibility for our clients."

Mr. Tarantino also emphasized, "We have already seen satisfactory growth in the political risk sector, which will be further enhanced by our new AA- financial strength rating. In addition to new products, HDI Global is also achieving success with its international program capabilities in the Asia Pacific region. Currently managing 30 international programs, we support clients expanding into the Asia Pacific region by providing innovative insurance solutions that fully comply with local regulations."

About HDI Global SE

HDI Global SE is a leading industrial and specialty lines insurer headquartered in Hanover, Germany. Operating in over 150 countries worldwide, it offers a broad range of insurance solutions, including industrial, marine, aviation, cyber, and financial lines. With a customer-centric approach and deep expertise, it specializes in managing complex and diverse risks.

The Role of HDI Global Singapore Branch

The HDI Global Singapore branch is a key driver of growth in the Asia Pacific region, focusing on providing tailored insurance solutions to clients within the region. In particular, it is actively responding to market changes by establishing an energy hub to address new risks and opportunities related to the energy transition, and by launching new products such as political risk. Furthermore, by strengthening its international program capabilities, it supports global companies looking to expand into the Asia Pacific region by ensuring regulatory compliance and efficient risk management.

This announcement of HDI Global SE's 2024 results demonstrates its robust growth despite a challenging economic environment. In particular, it presents clear growth drivers in the expansion of new business and inflation-linked price adjustments, raising expectations for continued growth in the future. The positive contribution of the Singapore branch indicates that the Asia Pacific region is an important growth market for HDI Global, and strategic moves such as the establishment of the energy hub and the launch of new products show a proactive response to market changes. The acquisition of the AA- financial strength rating provides customers with even greater confidence, and the strengthening of international program capabilities is expected to further enhance competitiveness in the global market.

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