The Hartford Insurance Group, Inc.
HIG · NYSE
- $136.36
- $37.26B
- Open
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- $136.94 - $138.58
- $120.33 - $146.07
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- 1.21M
About The Hartford Insurance Group, Inc.
The Hartford Insurance Group sells insurance and employee-benefits products, earning revenue primarily through collected premiums and investment income. Its businesses include employee benefits and other insurance operations, but the supplied evidence does not provide a segment revenue breakdown. Customers include small and midsize businesses, particularly in the employee-benefits market targeted by its planned acquisition of Equitable Holdings’ business. Hartford reported $1.5 billion of revenue and $3.8 billion of net income in FY2025, compared with $1.5 billion of revenue and $3.1 billion of net income in FY2024. The company is publicly traded on the NYSE under HIG.
Notable Price Movement
- Aug 3-7$143.280.97%
HIG fell $1.37, or 0.96%, across the displayed period, from $143.42 to $142.05. The stock first gained 1.6% to $145.68 on July 29, then reversed and declined to $141.91 by July 31 before partially recovering on August 3. The most substantive company-specific development was Hartford’s agreement to acquire Equitable Holdings’ Employee Benefits business, representing about $500 million in premium and targeting growth with small and midsize customers. That positive growth signal was countered by Piper Sandler’s downgrade to Neutral and price-target reduction to $146 from $148. An ETF outflow also included HIG, although the evidence does not quantify its direct effect. The stock’s late-week weakness therefore reflected mixed company-specific signals rather than a clearly identified market-wide catalyst.
