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MLP Group and Talanx: Record profits and new offices in Munich!
Neuperlach: Generali is moving its headquarters to Munich's Werksviertel, while MLP and Talanx report strong growth.
MLP Group and Talanx: Record profits and new offices in Munich!
August 15, 2025 is a landmark day in the Munich economy. The MLP Group, an established company in the finance and insurance industry, reports a new record: total revenues of 529 million euros were achieved in the first half of the year. On top of that, this marks an increase that is primarily characterized by a strong performance in the areas of provision (+5%) and protection (+6%). Only in the Assets segment was a weaker result of +2% due to the development of the capital market. Even though EBIT fell to 42.7 million euros compared to the previous year (48.7 million euros), it is still above the five-year average, as Versicherungsbote reports.
A look into the future shows that MLP has confirmed its annual forecast with an EBIT of 100 to 110 million euros. The company is also daring to look ahead to 2028 and is planning an EBIT of between 140 and 150 million euros. Investments in artificial intelligence and a strategically broad positioning also play a central role.
Change of location of Generali Deutschland AG
Another important step in the Munich corporate landscape is the upcoming move of Generali Deutschland AG. The plan is to move the headquarters from Neuperlach to the futuristic “Momentturm” building in Munich’s Werksviertel. The new building, which should be ready for occupancy by the end of 2028, will cover a generous 28,000 square meters. The focus is on modern work concepts and high energy efficiency. Around 2,000 employees will work in this central location in the future and will not only find space but also an appealing environment in order to promote cultural transformation and increase employer attractiveness.
News from ASCORE scoring
ASCORE presents the latest scoring data in the area of income protection and long-term care and death insurance. In the 2025 vintage, over 350 tariffs were evaluated in categories such as occupational disability, dread disease, earning capacity and basic ability, as well as 135 tariffs in the areas of risk life, death benefit and nursing pension. Here too, the aim is to improve comparability through a revised layout and streamlined criteria. The evaluations follow a uniform point system, which is visualized in a clear 6-compass system.
Positive business figures for the Talanx Group
Finally, the Talanx Group is pleased with a profit of 1.373 billion euros in the first half of 2025, which corresponds to a considerable increase of 26% compared to the previous year. This growth is primarily due to robust operational business as well as normalized major loss payments and currency effects. All business areas contribute to this positive result. In addition, the annual forecast was raised from over 2.1 billion euros to around 2.3 billion euros. A return on equity of 23.4% and a currency-adjusted increase in insurance sales of 5% to a total of 24.2 billion euros underline the strength of the Talanx Group.