(Reuters) – Spain’s largest insurer Mapfre said on Tuesday its net profit rose 39% in first nine months of the year as higher prices and a more benign weather and less severe natural disasters lifted its non-life business’ profitability.
The firm’s net profit soared to 654 million euros ($803.80 million) up from 471 million euros recorded in the same period last year, while its premiums reached 21.62 billion euros.
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