Tunisian Insurers Record Strong Revenue Growth in First Nine Months of 2025
Tunisia’s insurers recorded strong 2025 revenue growth, reflecting broader African Insurance Market Trends. Discover how Tataachi Network supports sustainable insurance expansion across Africa.
Tunisia’s insurance market continues to exhibit encouraging momentum, driven by new financial results that show a measurable increase in industry performance. In the first nine months of 2025, six listed insurance companies and reinsurer Tunis Re jointly reached a turnover of 1.376 billion Tunisian dinars, or US$471.7 million, up by 7.3% from the corresponding period in 2024, signaling continued confidence, better underwriting, and an increasing appetite for protection solutions across the market.
Performance of Tunisia’s Listed Insurance Companies – African Insurance Market Trends
Of this robust performance in 2025, the six listed insurers continue to dominate the market: namely, STAR, ASTREE, BH Assurance, BNA Assurances, Assurances Maghrebia, and Maghrebia Vie. Jointly, these companies issued subscriptions worth 1.019 billion TND-about 349.3 million USD-representing 74.1% of the industry total during the reporting period.
The performance by the insurers describes a formidable competitive scenario where insurers are diversifying their product offerings, strengthening distribution networks, and strategically expanding operations in the life, non-life, and health segments. Increasing demand for motor, health, life, and corporate insurance lines has further supported sustainable growth across the sector.
Each listed insurer has contributed meaningfully to this overall performance:
STAR continues to enjoy a leading market share among the country’s insurers, supported by a diversified portfolio.
ASTREE and BH Assurance have shown resilience with consistent growth across multiple business lines.
BNA Assurances has shown progress, supported by its banking ecosystem.
Assurances Maghrebia and Maghrebia Vie continue to focus on innovation and customer engagement, reliably contributing to national insurance output.
This sustained growth is not only positive for shareholders but also crucially relevant to consolidating stability and modernization of the insurance ecosystem in Tunisia.
Tunis Re’s Solid Reinsurance Contribution – African Insurance Market Trends
In addition to the companies listed above, Tunis Re, the leading reinsurance institution in the country, reported a turnover of 357 million TND, or approximately USD 122.4 million. This meaningful contribution shows how important reinsurance is to support the risk capacity of the region, underwriting stability, and long-term resilience.
Tunis Re continues to use its strategic partnerships, regional foothold, and technical expertise to absorb large-scale risks and backstop local insurers in their portfolio expansion. At the same time, its growth is part of the broad development of the insurance market across Africa, where demand for reinsurance capacity is increasing due to infrastructure, energy, transportation, and commercial property development.
An Insurance Landscape That’s Growing Across Africa – African Insurance Market Trends
The Tunisian market is but a single indicator of the manner in which insurance in Africa is developing. Several African markets are recording increased volumes of premium, higher reinsurance capacities, and deeper integration into global financial frameworks. Such expansion is propelled by:
Economic diversification and recovery
Digital transformation and customer-centric innovation
Regulatory reforms that promote transparency and solvency
Emerging risks requiring stronger protection tools
Increasing involvement of foreign insurance and reinsurance players
Insurers and reinsurers operating in Africa need to adapt rapidly to changing market dynamics, and this is where brokerage networks can exert an increasingly transformative influence.
How Tataachi Network Supports Sustainable Insurance Growth in Africa – African Insurance Market Trends
As demand increases for bespoke, compliant, and competitive insurance solutions, so the role of Tataachi Network, one of Africa’s largest insurance and reinsurance brokerage networks, remains integral to sourcing the correct insurance cover for businesses throughout the continent.
Tataachi Network supports both global and local organizations by:
Providing customized and compliant insurance policies matched to industry-specific risks.
Competitive reinsurance placement options through established relationships with top-rated international reinsurers
Ensuring access to market insights across more than 42 African countries
Helping firms through complex regulatory frameworks.
Supporting insurers and reinsurers with strategic market intelligence
From energy and logistics to finance, construction, and emerging sectors, Tataachi Network brings together global insurance capacity and African market realities. Its focus on reliability, transparency, and innovation fits with the rising trajectory of insurance market growth in Africa, making it a trusted partner in strengthening risk management across the continent.
Conclusion: The future is promising for Tunisia and the wider African insurance markets – African Insurance Market Trends
The recorded growth in revenues for the first nine months of 2025 by Tunisian insurers and reinsurers, standing at 7.3%, reconfirms the sector’s resilience and its long-term potential. With more than 74% of the total premiums contributed by listed insurers and with Tunis Re doing great work in reinsurance, the sector is poised to continue modernizing and improving performance. With expanding and changing markets across the continent, support from strategic partners like Tataachi Network has never been more critical. With competitive, compliant, and tailored insurance and reinsurance solutions, the network remains committed to furthering corporate insurance readiness across the region. With further reforms, adoption of technology, and strategic partnerships, the future indeed seems brighter for insurance in Tunisia, and Africa as a whole.
