Unipol stock enters new phase after capital raise and analyst view

Unipol completed its rights offering on October 30, 2026, after all 121,582,320 new shares were subscribed. The transaction raised EUR 2,499,732,499.20 without intervention from the underwriters, according to Unipol.

The result followed the sale of 11,321,451 pre-emptive rights that had not been exercised during the subscription period. For shareholders, the completed offering removes execution uncertainty around the capital raise but also enlarges the equity base, making future earnings per share and capital allocation important points for the next phase.

Analyst view after Q3 pressure

In a note on Wednesday, Berenberg said Unipol could absorb higher weather-related claims and bond-market effects that weakened its solvency ratio in the third quarter, according to Finimize. The bank maintained its view that the insurer remains on track for its 2027 targets, including a 92 percent combined ratio and mid-single-digit premium growth in both non-life and life insurance over 2024-2027.

Berenberg reduced its net income and adjusted operating earnings-per-share forecasts for 2026-2028 but left its EUR 33.50 price target unchanged. The combination puts greater emphasis on whether investors look beyond volatile claims and bond-market effects and assign a higher valuation to the insurer.

Trading indication and next focus

Unipol stock traded at 25.17 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 12:20 CET on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The real-time quote of Unipol stock gives investors the latest trading indication.

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More news and analyses on Unipol stock will remain relevant as the enlarged capital base feeds into the insurer's strategy and future earnings.