Esure and Acromas bolster Ageas’ UK performance
Following the acquisitions of both Esure and Acromas, Ageas has revealed its UK inflows have increased by 72%.
In its half year results for 2026, Ageas said the overall performance of non-life was “strong” but was “further supported by inorganic growth”.
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