
PRU · NYSE
Prudential Financial sells insurance, retirement, and investment products. Its Retirement business serves retirement savers and institutional customers, Individual Life provides life-insurance coverage, Group Insurance serves employer-sponsored protection needs, and PGIM manages investments for institutional and individual clients. The company earns from insurance premiums and investment-related activities across those businesses. The supplied evidence does not provide segment revenue shares, customer counts, assets under management, or policy totals. Prudential reported $60.8 billion of FY2025 revenue and $3.6 billion of net income, compared with $70.4 billion and $2.7 billion, respectively, in FY2024.
Prudential finished down $0.39, or 0.31%, from $123.93 to $123.54 over the supplied trading period. Shares declined to $122.63 on July 29, edged higher the next day, and slipped to $122.08 on July 31 before recovering over the final two sessions ahead of the scheduled second-quarter release. The rebound brought the stock close to its starting level but did not erase the earlier weakness. The available evidence does not identify a company-specific announcement during the trading sessions; Prudential’s earnings report was scheduled for after the August 4 close, so its reported earnings and revenue beat could not explain that day’s closing price. Broader market drivers are not supplied.