According to the results for January–September 2025, INGO ranked among the top three leaders of the Ukrainian insurance market in terms of both premiums collected and claims paid.

Based on data from the PRIMA information exchange project of the National Association of Insurers of Ukraine (NAIU), INGO collected UAH 3.83 billion in insurance premiums — a 55% increase compared to the same period in 2024 (UAH 2.46 billion). As a result, the company rose from fifth to third place, trailing only two competitors.

At the same time, INGO strengthened its position in terms of claims paid, ranking second with UAH 1.589 billion. Compared to the previous year, the company moved up one position in the overall ranking.

INGO’s CEO Andrii Semchenko emphasized the company’s strong portfolio growth while maintaining a balanced structure amid challenging market conditions.
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“We have reached a historic milestone — $100 million in premiums. The last time the company achieved such a result was in 2008,” noted Andrii Semchenko.

“This demonstrates that we have not only retained our positions during the war but are growing faster than the market. At the same time, the company is not dependent on a single line of business — we can offset a decline in one segment through growth in another.”
Andrii Semchenko, INGO’s CEO

In the voluntary health insurance segment, INGO remains one of the leading market players, ranking fourth by premium volume — UAH 780 million, up 49% year-on-year — and second by claims paid, totaling UAH 515 million.

In the motor insurance segment, the company ranked fourth in premiums (UAH 948.2 million) and fifth in claims paid (UAH 257.7 million), maintaining stable settlement volumes and a consistent share within the MTIBU structure.

The company continues to expand its presence in the retail segment, particularly through products covering war-related risks, and is actively developing its property insurance portfolio.

As of October 1, 2025, the Ukrainian insurance market included 50 non-life insurance companies (compared to 58 a year earlier), 10 life insurance companies (down from 11), and the Export Credit Agency with special status. Against the backdrop of a shrinking number of market participants, INGO continues to demonstrate stable growth across key performance indicators and remains among the top three companies shaping the dynamics of the industry.

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