Zego swings from £4m loss to £4.6m profit in 2025
Zego has swung from a net loss of £4m for 2024 to posting a profit of £4.6m for 2025, Insurance Post can reveal.
Gross written premium also increased 15% to £158.5m in 2025, compared with £137.9m in 2024, with policy count up 55% year-on-year.
Back in April, Sten Saar, CEO and founder of Zego, pictured, told Insu
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