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Gjensidige groupLithuaniagjensidige.lt ↗Gjensidige until FY 2025 · ERGO since January 2026#6 of 18 in Lithuania, FY 2025
Updated 11 Nov 2026
Sources and updates
Source
Bank of Lithuania monthly statistics by insurer and line; solvency and claims ratios from each Lithuanian insurer's SFCR
Latest figures
FY 2025, H1 2026
Next update
Jan–Sep 2026, around December 2026

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Share
Premium
€92m
5.3% of Lithuania
Growth
−6.4%
FY 2025 vs 2024, in EUR · market +9.2%
Life share
0%
of own premium
Capital cover
185%
SCR ratio · €61m held vs €33m required
Claims and costs
93%
combined ratio after reinsurance · gross 92% · market 90%
In shortNumber 6 of 18 in Lithuania with 5.3% of premium; its premium fell 6.4% while the market grew 9.2%. Strongest in Other non-life, with 11.8% of the line. Its non-life business made money on underwriting, with a combined ratio of 93% after reinsurance against 90% for the market. It paid €56m in claims, €61 for every €100 of its premium. It holds 1.8 times the capital it must hold.

In the news3 Nov 2026: ERGO completes legal merger with Gjensidige across the Baltics on 1 November All news for Lithuania

Latest resultsH1 2026, year to date: €32m of premium, −32.5% on H1 2025 (market +3.7%); share 3.6% (−1.9 pp), #11 of 19. More

Latest event29 Jun 2026: Estonia's supervisor approved the cross-border merger of ADB Gjensidige into ERGO Insurance SE. More

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Gjensidige's line mix, and where it stands among the 18 insurers in Lithuania on each measure, FY 2025.

Line mix
Motor TPL35%
Property21%
Health16%
Casco14%
Accident5%
Liability4%
Other non-life4%
Credit & surety1%
Size#6 of 18 by premium
€92m
larger than 71%median €74m
GrowthFY 2025 against 2024, in EUR
−6.4%
ahead of 12%median +7.5%
Claims and costsnon-life combined ratio, after reinsurance
93%
better than 38%median 92%
Capital coverSCR ratio: own funds ÷ SCR
185%
ahead of 29%median 189%
Return on equitynet profit ÷ average equity
13.9%
ahead of 57%median 13.2%

Each bar runs from the weakest to the strongest of the insurers in Lithuania with that figure in FY 2025; the dot is this insurer, the tick in the middle the median. Combined ratios as shown across the site: after reinsurance where published, else gross. The rose: each petal's area is the line's share of written premium; the dashed ring is a quarter.

Premium and market share

Market share against the nearest rivals

By year

Insurer20212022202320242025
ERGO Insurance (branch)9.5%9.7%9.9%9.6%9.1%
Compensa VIG7.0%7.4%8.1%8.2%8.8%
Gjensidige6.9%6.3%6.4%6.2%5.3%
If P&C Insurance AS (branch)5.4%5.6%5.9%5.4%5.1%
Swedbank P&C (branch)3.0%3.1%3.4%3.9%4.1%

Lines and claims

Written premium by line with ratios after reinsurance for the year selected (gross, marked, where the insurer gives no net figures for a line); the market figure on the same basis sits under each ratio.

All figures

Solvency

DetailsCapital in detailOwn funds against the capital requirement, and the risks it covers

Capital at year end

Capital cover

    Also in the Gjensidige group

    3 companies in 3 markets · €153m premium, latest year

    All 3 on the Gjensidige page →
    Latvia1 company€50m
    Gjensidige (branch)€50m
    Estonia1 company€11m
    Gjensidige (branch)€11m

    Company details

    Legal name
    Akcine draudimo bendrove "Gjensidige"
    Registered seat
    Vilnius, Lithuania
    Website
    gjensidige.lt
    LEI
    259400YE6518PP6M4W52

    Legal name, seat and LEI from the Global LEI Index (GLEIF); website from the company's own reports or the supervisor's register, checked 20 Oct 2026.

    Questions about Gjensidige

    Short answers from the figures on this page.

    What is Gjensidige's market share in Lithuania?

    Gjensidige wrote €91.8m of premium in FY 2025, 5.3% of all premium in Lithuania, ranking #6 of 18 insurers; its premium fell 6.4% on FY 2024.

    Who owns Gjensidige?

    Gjensidige is part of the Gjensidige group, which has 3 companies in 3 of the 18 markets on Polisa (FY 2025).

    What does Gjensidige sell?

    Gjensidige is a non-life insurer; its largest lines in FY 2025 are motor TPL (34.8% of its premium), property (21.5%) and health (15.8%).

    Is Gjensidige well capitalised?

    Gjensidige's SCR ratio was 185% at 31 December 2025: it held 1.8 times the capital Solvency II requires, against a median of 189% for the insurers in Lithuania.

    Is Gjensidige profitable?

    Gjensidige made a net profit of €7.13m in FY 2025, a return on equity of 13.9%; its non-life combined ratio was 93% after reinsurance.

    Is Gjensidige growing?

    Gjensidige's premium fell 6.4% in FY 2025 while the market in Lithuania grew 9.2%.

    Sources for this page

    Premium, lines, claims paid, contracts and claim counts: Bank of Lithuania, Insurance Activity Results in Lithuania (monthly statistics by insurer). Earned premium, claims incurred and expenses (S.05.01) and solvency (S.23.01): each domestic insurer's SFCR, FY 2021–2025, scaled to its Lithuanian business with the per-country template. How these numbers are built.

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    Polisa. (2026). Gjensidige (Lithuania): premium, market share, lines, solvency and claims [Data version 2026-11-11.13378f]. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://polisapro.com/insurers/lt-gjensidige

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      author       = {{Polisa}},
      title        = {Gjensidige (Lithuania): premium, market share, lines, solvency and claims},
      year         = {2026},
      version      = {2026-11-11.13378f},
      howpublished = {\url{https://polisapro.com/insurers/lt-gjensidige}},
      note         = {Accessed 11 November 2026}
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