Employers Holdings is about to drop its earnings report—and it’s not looking great. Last quarter, revenue barely ticked up 2.5% to $207.6M, missing estimates on net premiums and book value. This quarter? The market expects a steep 17.5% revenue drop—way worse than last year’s 13.5% gain. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, despite a history of misses. Meanwhile, rivals like First American Financial and RLI are crushing it—both beating estimates, though First American’s stock dipped while RLI’s rose. The broader insurance sector is up 4.7% in the past month, but Employers Holdings is down 3%. With an average analyst price target of $46.50—higher than its current price—they’re heading into the call hoping for a turnaround.
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