Insurance Stocks Offer Returns of Up to 91% in 2025

2025 Insurance Sector Report

As we approach the last quarter of 2025, the insurance sector in Turkey is demonstrating remarkable performance. Notably, the ongoing profit growth in the life and pension segments stands out with significant divergences among stock prices. The impressive increase of 91.4% in AGESA Life Pension stock emerges as the strongest performance in the sector. The company's asset size and dividend policy are among the key reasons for this remarkable increase.

Highlighted Insurance Companies

Other notable data among stock performances are as follows:

• Turkey Insurance (#TURSG): Currently priced at 9.29 TL, this company attracts investors' interest with a strong premium production and sector leadership, yielding a 56.0% annual return.


• Aksigorta (#AKGRT): Providing a 17.6% annual return with a price of 6.42 TL, it has shown positive differentiation in the market due to stable balance sheet growth.


• Anadolu Sigorta (#ANSGR): This stock, trading at 21.48 TL, has recorded a slight increase above the market average with an annual return rate of 10.9%.


• Anadolu Hayat Emeklilik (#ANHYT): Priced at 92.15 TL, its stock declined by 1.9%, maintaining a stagnant course in the life insurance segment.


• Ray Sigorta (#RAYSG): With a price of 234.9 TL, it has experienced a 43.0% loss. The effects of declining profitability and weak trading volume are evident here.

Market Trends and Investor Behavior

Overall, insurance stocks show a positive trend, drawing attention. However, investors are shifting their focus towards companies offering high dividend potential. Analysts note that the sector will stand out with premium production from players with a strong capital structure as it enters 2026. Additionally, since insurance stocks possess a defensive character, they offer significant opportunities for investors seeking stability in the face of market fluctuations.

In summary, the performance in 2025 points to a process where companies with high return on equity and regular dividend distribution will come to the forefront.