Thai Life Insurance, or TLI, expects total net profit for 2026 to remain in positive growth, even though first-year premium sales may be negative or flat, with a large in-force policy portfolio steadily supporting revenue and profit. Chief Financial Officer Qi-Ling Yang said the loss ratio from health insurance claims has improved clearly after implementing co-payment measures, and is expected to be better than 2025 through the second half of the year. The company's capital adequacy ratio stands at 459 percent, significantly above the acceptable risk level of 205 percent, and it targets LifeVerse products to account for 50 percent of total sales within five years.
Thai Life Insurance PCLImproved health insurance claims loss ratio and positive profit growth outlook for 2026.
