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NASDAQ: ACIC
American Coastal Insurance Corp Earnings Dates, Reports, Calls

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American Coastal Insurance earnings were $104.7M for the trailing 12 months ending Mar 31, 2026, with 41.2% growth year over year. The latest ACIC earnings report on Mar 31, 2026 announced Q1 2026 earnings of $19.3M, down 27.5% from last quarter. For the last reported fiscal year 2025 ending Dec 31, 2025, ACIC reported annual earnings of $106.8M, with 41.1% growth.

ACIC past earnings growth

How has ACIC's earnings growth performed historically?

Company
41.18%
Industry
95.83%
Market
87.56%
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Earnings Growth vs Industry Performance
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Earnings Growth vs Market Performance
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Accelerating Earnings Growth Performance

ACIC earnings history

Current Revenue
$334.5M
Current Earnings
$104.7M
Current Profit Margin
31.3%
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Long-term Earnings Growth Trend Performance

ACIC Return on Equity

Current Company
33%
Current Industry
23.5%
Current Market
5.1%
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High Return on Equity Performance

ACIC Return on Assets

Current Company
9.1%
Current Industry
6%
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Above Average Return on Assets Performance

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ACIC Return on Capital Employed

Current Company
0%
Current Industry
0%

ACIC vs Property & Casualty Insurance Stocks

TickerEBITDAEarningsY/Y EarningsEPS
ACIC$157.67M$104.74M+23.33%$2.16
DGICA$84.82M$65.65M-2.45%$1.82
GBLI$49.71M$33.13M+2.71%$2.32
HRTG$288.50M$201.60M+97.74%$6.53
AII$117.34M$99.62M+42.05%$5.65
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American Coastal Insurance Earnings Reports & History FAQ

What were American Coastal Insurance's earnings last quarter?

On ACIC's earnings call on Invalid Date, American Coastal Insurance (NASDAQ: ACIC) reported Q1 2026 earnings per share (EPS) of $0.40, up 9.09% year over year. Total ACIC earnings for the quarter were $19.25 million. In the same quarter last year, American Coastal Insurance's earnings per share (EPS) was $0.44.

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Is American Coastal Insurance profitable or losing money?

As of the last American Coastal Insurance earnings report, American Coastal Insurance is currently profitable. American Coastal Insurance's net profit (also called net income) for the twelve months ending Mar 31, 2026 was $104.74 million, a 42.57% increase year over year.

What was ACIC's earnings growth in the past year?

As of American Coastal Insurance's earnings date in Invalid Date, American Coastal Insurance's earnings has grown 41.18% year over year. This is 54.65 percentage points lower than the US Insurance - Property & Casualty industry earnings growth rate of 95.83%. ACIC earnings in the past year totalled $104.74 million.
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