INTER Insurance Group reports 5% premium growth as European stocks see mixed target updates

The INTER Versicherungsgruppe, a German private health insurer, announced that its gross premiums rose 5% in 2025 to €1.1226 billion, with increases across its health, life and composite lines. The group posted a net profit of €18.2 million and a capital base of €634.3 million, and outlined a new growth‑focused strategy for 2026 despite rising healthcare costs and upcoming government reforms.

In a separate market note, analysts from several banks updated price targets for a range of European industrial and materials companies. JPMorgan lowered its target for Aixtron to €60 from €70, while Jefferies raised its target for Siltronic to €90 from €66. Kion received an upgraded target of €70 from €76, and ArcelorMittal’s target was increased to €71 from €65. The research brief also covered other firms such as Vinci, Saint‑Gobain and Holcim, reflecting varied outlooks across the sector.