First American Financial earnings were $158.6M for the trailing 12 months ending Mar 31, 2025, with -26.8% growth year over year. The latest FAF earnings report on Mar 31, 2025 announced Q1 2025 earnings of $74.2M, up 2.5% from last quarter. For the last reported fiscal year 2024 ending Dec 31, 2024, FAF reported annual earnings of $131.1M, with -39.5% growth. The next FAF earnings date is Jul 22, 2025.
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First American Financial Earnings Reports & History FAQ
What were First American Financial's earnings last quarter?
On FAF's earnings call on Invalid Date, First American Financial (NYSE: FAF) reported Q1 2025 earnings per share (EPS) of $0.72, up 60% year over year. Total FAF earnings for the quarter were $74.20 million. In the same quarter last year, First American Financial's earnings per share (EPS) was $0.45.
When does First American Financial report earnings?
The next FAF earnings call is Invalid Date. Add FAF to your watchlist to be reminded of First American Financial's next earnings date.
What was FAF's earnings growth in the past year?
As of First American Financial's earnings date in Invalid Date, First American Financial's earnings has grown -26.79% year over year. This is 31.27 percentage points lower than the US Insurance - Specialty industry earnings growth rate of 4.47%. FAF earnings in the past year totalled $158.60 million.
Is First American Financial profitable or losing money?
As of the last First American Financial earnings report, First American Financial is currently profitable. First American Financial's net profit (also called net income) for the twelve months ending Mar 31, 2025 was $158.60 million, a 27.11% decrease year over year.
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