-- ユナイテッド・オーバーシーズ・インシュアランス（SGX:U13）の保険収入は、シンガポール証券取引所への月曜日の提出書類によると、今年第1四半期に2,490万シンガポールドルとなり、前年同期の2,730万シンガポールドルから減少した。 同社の株価は、火曜日の午前中の取引終盤で1%未満下落した。 包括利益も1,260万シンガポールドルから510万シンガポールドルに減少し、保険引受以外の収入も前年同期の370万シンガポールドルから10万シンガポールドルに減少した。 一方、保険サービスおよび財務に関する純利益は440万シンガポールドルとなり、2025年第1四半期の410万シンガポールドルとほぼ同水準となった。
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