SLIC Strengthens Market Leadership With Record Income And Policyholder Payouts In 2025
KARACHI: State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan (SLIC) has announced record financial results for 2025, reporting strong growth in income, premium collection and policyholder payouts amid what the corporation described as a five-year institutional transformation under CEO Shoaib Javed Hussain.
According to the corporation, total income surged to Rs640 billion during 2025, while total premium income stood at Rs289 billion. The insurer also distributed more than Rs181 billion as policyholder profit bonus and posted Rs26 billion profit before tax, further strengthening its position as Pakistan’s largest life and health insurer.
SLIC said its Individual Life new business reached Rs40 billion, reflecting a 32 percent year-on-year increase. The growth was attributed to new product innovation and restructuring of the nationwide marketing force distribution network.
The corporation’s assets under management climbed to Rs2.5 trillion, highlighting the institution’s growing financial strength and stability.
During the year, SLIC paid Rs224 billion in claims and allocated Rs181 billion in profit bonuses to policyholders, reinforcing its focus on financial protection and long-term savings.
“Our responsibility extends beyond performance to ensuring that growth is delivered where it matters most,” said Shoaib Javed Hussain. He added that the Rs181 billion policyholder profit bonus reflected the scale at which the corporation’s institutional strength was being translated into direct value for customers.
He said the results were achieved through product innovation, disciplined execution and the performance of the corporation’s officers, staff and nationwide marketing force.
SLIC said it would continue focusing on innovation, operational efficiency and expansion of its core insurance business to sustain growth and improve institutional capabilities.
Saleem Zia, Chairman of the Board of SLIC, said the results reflected the corporation’s continued financial strength and institutional stability. He said the corporation remained committed to providing long-term financial protection to policyholders while maintaining disciplined governance and supporting stability in Pakistan’s financial system.
