Storebrand ASA

Regulatory Filings • Dec 10, 2025

STOREBRAND ASA: Capital Markets Day 2025

STOREBRAND ASA: Capital Markets Day 2025

Scaling a Leading Nordic Savings and Insurance Group

Storebrand is today hosting its Capital Markets Day at 13:00 CET, at Storebrand

Park, Lysaker. The Group management will present updated financial targets for

the strategy period 2026-2028 and present the Group's strategic positioning

towards 2035.

The updated financial targets reflect strong result growth, an increasing share

of income from capital-light businesses and capital release from the guaranteed

business.

The financial targets for the strategy period 2026-2028 are:

· Target for return on equity [1] increased from 14 to 17 percent for 2028.

· Target for Group result[1] increased from NOK 5 billion in 2025 to NOK 7

billion in 2028.

· Ambition to achieve double-digit annual growth in dividends up to and

including 2028.

· Ambition to buy back NOK 2 billion in own shares in 2026, and annual

buybacks of NOK 1.5 billion thereafter up to and including 2030[2].

Storebrand is expecting continued solid growth in the Group result beyond the

three-year strategy period. Through structurally growing the capital-light

business, Storebrand will continue to deliver increasing return on equity[1],

with the ambition of ROE[1] being above 20 percent towards 2035. Storebrand is

also aiming for capital distribution to continue beyond the strategy period. The

Group expects continued increased dividends and, as part of the share buyback

program launched in 2022, has the ambition of distributing more than NOK 12

billion in capital through share buybacks by the end of 2030[2].

Storebrand is positioning itself for demographic shifts, accelerated

digitalisation with AI and a more individualised market for financial services.

Storebrand will strengthen its position as a leading Nordic Savings and

Insurance Group. There has been double-digit growth across the Group for several

years, and our ambition towards 2028 is to maintain a double-digit growth within

savings and insurance and to continue transitioning the balance sheet towards

capital-light businesses. The growth will be achieved by increasing the pace of

digitalisation to gain market share in the retail market, secure broad presence

across the Norwegian insurance market with an improved combined ratio[1] and

further reduce the cost-income ratio[1] for asset management and unit-linked

products.

The NOK 7 billion target for Group result in 2028[1] is based on the following

ambitions for the Group's business areas for the 2026-2028 strategy period:

· Asset management: Annual growth in earnings from operations[1] of more than

10 percent.

· Unit-Linked: Annual growth in earnings from operations[1] of around 10

percent.

· Retail market for banking and savings: Annual growth in lending of 5-10

percent and a net interest margin[1] of 1.2 percent.

· Insurance: Annual growth in portfolio premiums [3] of more than 10 percent

and a combined ratio[1] of 90 percent or lower.

"I am proud that we have delivered solid growth while maintaining high customer

satisfaction, and that we have achieved all the objectives from the Capital

Markets Day in 2023. This has contributed to strong shareholder returns. The

Group now has a robust foundation to realise the new ambitions through the

strategy period and beyond. The new ambitions bring great energy and optimism to

all of us at Storebrand, and we are excited to create a future to look forward

to, for society, customers, employees and shareholders," says CEO Odd Arild

Grefstad.

"We are entering the new strategy period with strong positions in attractive

markets and support from solid macro environments. Individualisation is one of

the megatrends providing significant growth opportunities for us within

insurance, banking and savings - areas in which we are well positioned to gain

market shares. Our Group synergies, in costs, revenue and capital, provide

potential for significant acceleration of the strategic initiatives that will

drive Storebrand over the next ten years. These include increased scalability

within savings and insurance and additionally strengthening the digital customer

experience through a broader savings platform in Kron," says the CEO Odd Arild

Grefstad.

The CEO is also clear that Storebrand will continue to uphold its crucial social

responsibility:

"Our ability to deliver strong financial results and to create long-term value

for customers and shareholders is built on a culture that promotes

accountability, innovation and collaboration. We are entering the new strategy

period with the ambition of continuing to combine profitable growth with a

leading position in sustainable finance," says Odd Arild Grefstad.

The executive management team will present further details on the strategic

direction towards both 2028 and 2035.

The presentation begins at 13:00 CET and will be streamed live at

www.storebrand.no/en/investor-relations. The presentation will be puslished on

the investor relations website at 13:00 CET.

For further information, please contact

Johannes Narum, Head of Investor Relations: johannes.narum@storebrand.no or

(+47) 993 33 569

Stig-Øyvind Blystad, Director of Communications: stig

-oyvind.blystad@storebrand.no or (+47) 918 47 226

Aleksander Hannisdal, Head of Financial and Strategic Communication:

aleksander.hannisdal@storebrand.no or (+47) 980 43 936

About Storebrand

Storebrand is a Nordic financial group that provides economic security and

freedom for individuals and businesses. We aim to offer sustainable solutions

and inspire our customers to make sound financial choices for the future:

together, we create a future to look forward to. Storebrand has approximately

61,000 corporate customers, 2.6 million individual customers, and manages 1 561

billion NOK in assets. The Group's head office is located at Lysaker outside

Oslo and is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (STB).

This information is pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation and subject to

the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities

Trading Act.

[1] An overview of APMs used in financial reporting can be found at

www.storebrand.no/ir

[2] Subject to regulatory approval.

[3] Premiums f.o.a. (for own account) is gross premiums net of reinsurance.