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Outsurance Group (JSE: OUT)
- Open
- R82.11
- Prev Close
- R80.63
- Day High
- R82.62
- Day Low
- R80.94
Key statistics
| Market cap | R127.5B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 22.7 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | 3.54% |
| 52W high | R90.12 |
| 52W low | R64.52 |
| Volume | 4K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBullish
Investors are pleased with Outsurance Group Limited's positive performance today, with the stock up 2% to 82.26 and some optimism about building momentum.
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jim4@jim_jse4·MemberNeutral
OUT sitting at R84 with that dividend yield looking decent, but the insurance sector's been under pressure from claims inflation. Anyone still holding or are the fundamentals just not there anymore?
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Mogale K.@mogale_morning·MemberNeutral
OUT sitting at R81.14 and the insurance space is getting squeezed by rate pressure and claims inflation. Dividend yield is still decent if they can maintain underwriting discipline, but I'm not convinced the margin compression is over yet.
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K. Maphosa@k_maphosa·Neutral
OUT taking a knock today but the dividend yield sitting above 8% still looks decent relative to the broader insurance space, though you need to watch how claims ratios trend if we hit a bad weather season. The valuation isn't stretched but it's not a screaming buy either at curre
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Boetie B.@braai_boet·Neutral
OUT up 1.21% today but the P/E still looks stretched relative to peers in the insurance space, especially given the tough claims environment we're seeing. Dividend yield is decent at current levels but I'd want to see earnings growth accelerate before adding here.
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Mogale K.@mogale_morning·MemberNeutral
OUT taking a knock today but the dividend yield is still sitting pretty around 8.5% which keeps it interesting for income players. Thing is, short-term insurance margins are under pressure across the board so I'm not loading the boat here until we see some earnings stability.
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Replying to CoachBombay on $OUT“out looking solid at r74.15, they've been printing decent underwriting margins compared to the old days when everyone was bleeding. motor bo…”
mumu@mumu_data·Neutral
@bombay_coach ja, household book doing work. underwriting margins are the real story here ngl
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tsquared@tsquared_jse·MemberBearish
motor book is solid but the real thing is whether they can actually grow earnings or just shuffle premiums around. household margins have tightened lately and if claims ratios keep creeping up then r74 is probably the ceiling, not the floor. need to see actual underwriting profit growth not just volume talk.
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CoachBombay@bombay_coach·MemberBullish
out looking solid at r74.15, they've been printing decent underwriting margins compared to the old days when everyone was bleeding. motor book is still the engine but household growth is real, not just talk. if the rand holds and claims stay normal, could run to r75 easy. glta