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Indonesia:MAIPARK expected to continue to show earnings strength

By AIR team | 14 Jul 2026

Indonesia Reinsurance Financial Performance

Reasuransi MAIPARK Indonesia's operating performance is expected to remain resilient, following a significant improvement in financial results in 2025, according to Fitch Ratings Indonesia. The reinsurer reported an insurance service result of IDR83bn ($4.6m) in 2025 , compared to IDR52bn in 2024, under the new accounting standard, PSAK117.

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