American Coastal Insurance reported FY 2025 net income of USD 106.84 million, up 41% from FY 2024. Total revenue rose 13% to USD 335.44 million, as net premiums earned increased 12% to USD 306.85 million on higher gross premiums earned and lower ceded premiums earned. Losses and loss adjustment expenses fell 34% to USD 46.04 million, reflecting lower catastrophe losses as no named storms made landfall in its geographic footprint in FY 2025. Policy acquisition costs climbed 38% to USD 97.84 million, driven by lower ceding commission income following quota share reinsurance term changes and higher external management fees under renewed AmRisc contract terms. Book value per share was USD 6.51 and the combined ratio improved by 7 percentage points to 60% in FY 2025.
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