Insured losses from the event were estimated at US$300m, as global economic losses reached US$37bn, 43% below the 21st-century average and the lowest since 2015.
Premiums reached ₹3.36t across the April–March fiscal year, with stand-alone health insurers extending their growth run and Care Health crossing ₹100bn after a 20.9% annual increase.
India's largest private sector general insurer's loss ratios in crop and fire lines increased during FY2026, however the business saw profits rise by over 10%.
