Progressive sees surge in Q1 net income

Progressive sees surge in Q1 net income

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Progressive sees surge in Q1 net income

Combined ratio also improves

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By
Terry Gangcuangco



The Progressive Corporation, which last October converted its monthly accounting closing calendar to align with the Gregorian calendar, has announced its financial results for March and the first quarter of 2024.

Here are the numbers, as reported by Progressive:




Metric



March 2024



Q1 2024



Q1 2023







Net premiums written



$7.75 billion



$18.96 billion



$16.11 billion





Net premiums earned



$5.63 billion



$16.15 billion



$13.53 billion





Net income



$893.6 million



$2.33 billion



$447.9 million





Combined ratio



84.3%



86.1%



99.0%




 

The company, based in Ohio, saw a 421% surge in net income in the quarter.

In terms of policies in force, Progressive posted increases across the board. Broken down, below are the figures for policies in force as of the end of March.




Policies in force



March 31, 2024



March 31, 2023







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Total personal lines



26.5 million



24.8 million





Total commercial lines



1.1 million



1.07 million





Total property business



3.2 million



2.9 million





Companywide total



30.8 million



28.8 million




 

Meanwhile, Progressive noted: “In October 2023, we converted our monthly accounting closing calendar to align with the Gregorian calendar.

“We do not expect that this change will have a material impact on our reported quarterly and annual underwriting results, but it may impact our year-over-year comparisons on monthly results from October 2023 through September 2024.

“Therefore, during this time period, we have modified and limited the content of the earnings release, compared to our historical reporting.”

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