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Everest Group (EG) · Q2 2026 results and valuation

Share price: $423.74 · 2026-11-11

Results Q2 2026 vs Q1 2026 · previous quarter · published 30 Jul 2026 and 30 Apr 2026

Net income down 14.4% on the previous quarter, guidance raised. Management sounded restrained, in its script and in answers to analysts.

Only a basic analysis is available for this company at the moment.

1 · Numbers

−14.4%

Net income vs Q1 2026

Guidance raised

Net income 559.0M vs 653.0M

Revenue −2.6%

Against the same quarter last year (Q2 2025) it is −17.8%, so it is not just seasonal.

2 · How management spoke

Restrained

Less upbeat than 69% of company calls

Answers to analysts: cautious, in line with the script.

Similar to last call.

3 · What stood out

Figure

Everest has deployed $1.5 billion toward share repurchases since January 2025, resulting in a reduction and returning capital to shareholders.

Valuation

Is Everest Group undervalued?

Reverse DCF on net income from the last full fiscal year (no meaningful free cash flow: a bank, insurer or a year of negative cash flow) (2025-12-31), grown for 10 years, discounted back, plus a terminal value. “Implied growth” is the rate the current price assumes.

At 10.0% growth a year (3-year revenue growth), the model's fair value is $933.62 a share — the stock trades 55% below it. Today's price assumes −1.4% growth a year.

Current price

$423.74

close of 2026-11-11

Market implies growth of iThe yearly free-cash-flow growth, for the next 10 years, that today’s share price already assumes. If you believe the company grows faster than this, the stock is cheap under this model; slower, and it is expensive.

-1.4% for 10 yrs

Fair value / share

$933.62

Buy below

$700.22

Price vs fair value

Undervalued 55%

Price vs buy-below price

Undervalued 39%

Official channels

The company's own website and social media accounts.

Read between the lines

  1. Key theme

    Core businesses delivered $3.7 billion in gross written premium, a modest year-over-year decline reflecting deliberate underwriting discipline focused on bottom-line results over top-line production.

    Source quote
    “Our core businesses delivered $3.7 billion in gross written premium, a modest year-over-year decline driven by deliberate underwriting choices. As I have said before, we continue to focus on underwriting discipline and rate adequacy while prioritizing bottom line results over top line production, especially in this environment. Our reinsurance treaty team delivered another excellent quarter, leveraging the depth and breadth of our platform as competitive advantages to effectively...”
  2. Guidance

    EG said it views $300 million as a quarterly floor for share repurchases and expects to exceed that when appropriate due to its strong balance sheet.

    Source quote
    “Looking ahead, while we continue to view share repurchases of $300 million as a quarterly floor, we expect to exceed that amount when appropriate, given the strength of our balance...”
  3. Guidance ↑

    EG said the Q2 loss was anomalous, suggesting the setback is temporary and future performance should improve.

    Source quote
    “And so I think you sort of net those things together, and I'd say that I really view this quarter's loss as an anomalous loss, not that it couldn't...”

Tone

How upbeat the language was, compared with other companiesiTone counts positive minus negative finance words, adjusted for length. Executives mostly speak positively, so the labels compare each call with every company's latest call: “typical” is the middle third, “very upbeat” the top tenth, “cautious” the bottom tenth.. Dot: Q2 2026. Ring: Q1 2026.

Prepared remarks Restrained (was restrained)
Answers to analysts Cautious (was cautious)

Script and answers carried a similar tone, so the script's message held up under questioning.

Sentences that drove the tone
“Our strategy to expand the portfolio in specialty lines and targeted international markets while delivering margin expansion continues to gain momentum.”
“Now moving to our Global Wholesale and Specialty business, where we are focused on improving underwriting margins as we pursue profitable growth in targeted lines and geographies.”
“While underwriting profitability was strong this quarter, we continue to expect this business to deliver combined ratios in the mid- to high 90s in the near term.”

Full figures

USD · SEC EDGAR XBRL (10-Q, period end 2026-06-30)

Metric Q2 2026period end 2026-06-30 Q1 2026period end 2026-03-31 Change Q2 2025 YoY
Revenue 3.96B 4.07B −2.6% 4.49B −11.8%
Operating income 683.0M 736.0M −7.2% 815.0M −16.2%
Net income 559.0M 653.0M −14.4% 680.0M −17.8%
EPS 14.22 16.21 −12.3% 16.10 −11.7%
P/E today 7.8 7.5 6.7 +0.8 17.8 −10.3

Topics

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Faded since Q1 2026

  • Fading Management comments regarding estimates, projections and future results are subject to the risks, uncertainties and assumptions as noted in…
  • Fading Group operating income for the quarter was $648 million, producing a net operating return on equity of 16.7%, and an...
  • Fading This is the first quarter reporting under the new segment structure Everest previously announced, and the early read is consistent...
  • Fading Net investment income was $567 million supported by fixed income portfolio growth and strong limited partnership returns.

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