58 Non-listed Life Insurers' H1 2026 Revenue Near RMB800 billion, Net Profit Up Over 100%
As of August 4, 2026, 58 non-listed life insurers disclosed their Q2 solvency reports. Their combined insurance business revenue for H1 2026 reached nearly RMB800 billion, up about 10% year on year, while net profit exceeded RMB61 billion, more than doubling. Nearly 90% of the firms were profitable, with over 10 turning around from losses. Dividend insurance original premium income hit about RMB1.01 trillion, up 94.4%.
As of August 4, 2026, 58 non-listed life insurers had disclosed their second-quarter solvency reports. In the first half, these companies together generated insurance business revenue of nearly RMB800 billion, up about 10% year on year, and net profit of over RMB61 billion, up more than 100% year on year. Among them, nearly 90% were profitable, and over 10 insurers turned from losses to profits compared with the same period last year.
From a revenue structure perspective, over 60% of the non-listed life insurers saw positive growth in insurance business revenue. In the first half, original premium income from dividend insurance at life insurers reached about RMB1.01 trillion, up 94.4% year on year. In terms of size distribution, Taikang Life and China Post Life posted insurance business revenue of approximately RMB144.5 billion and RMB129.1 billion respectively, significantly higher than CCB Life, which ranked third with about RMB37 billion. Among the roughly 20 institutions with declining revenue, 70% had revenue below RMB10 billion.
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