Alm. Brand A/S ALMB

Alm. Brand (CPSE:ALMB) has drawn investor attention after reporting that it currently holds 42,631,546 of its own shares, equal to 3.03% of outstanding stock, following recent buyback activity. At a share price of DKK17.36, Alm. Brand has seen a 15.73% 90 day share price return, while its year to date share price return is down 6.67%. The 3 year total shareholder return of 80.09% points to stronger long term momentum than the recent pullback suggests. Compare Alm. Brand's buyback story with...

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Alm. Brand Group strengthens top-management and appoints Iason H. Johannessen as new CFO. The organisation is aligned accordingly. The new organisation is designed to create a stronger link between the Group Executive Management (GEM) and the day-to-day business while creating further execution power to support realisation of the 2028 strategy. Alm. Brand Group expands the Group Executive Management and aligns the organisation into five areas: · Operations - COO, Bo Krag Esbensen · Corporates &

Alm Brand AS (OCSE:ALMB) reports a robust quarter with significant improvements in claims ratio and upward revised guidance, despite challenges in commercial growth and one-off impacts.

Increase in full-year guidance for profit before tax by DKK 200 million, following a quarter with strong underlying improvements across the Group On 28 April 2026, the Danish Supreme Court ruled in favour of lowering the threshold for loss of earning capacity required for receiving compensation from 15% to 5%. The outcome has implications for the entire Danish insurance sector. Following a thorough analysis of the implications, Alm. Brand Group recognised a one-off reserve strengthening of DKK 7