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Everest Group, Ltd. (EG) Stock Analysis

By Nova Skye | AltStation.io | Updated October 27, 2026

Price
$398.80
Change
+0.05%
Market Cap
$15.29B
Avg Volume
356.1K

Company Overview

Everest Group is a global underwriter headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda, operating across two core segments: Reinsurance and Insurance. In plain terms, they act as a backstop for other insurance companies, taking on large-scale risks across property, casualty, catastrophe, aviation, marine, and agriculture. They also write commercial property and casualty policies directly for businesses through wholesale brokers, retail brokers, and program administrators. Their buyers are primary insurance carriers looking to protect their balance sheets and commercial enterprises managing complex liability exposures.

Everest holds a major global footprint rather than operating as a small niche underwriter. Its competitive edge comes from writing both treaty and facultative coverage across wide specialty lines, spanning from credit and surety to engineering and political violence. The primary threat to this business model is severe catastrophe exposure, where clustered loss events can quickly hit underwriting profitability across both divisions. Capitalizing on this position requires strict pricing discipline to ensure incoming premiums consistently outpace volatile global loss trends.

Founded in 1973, the company hit a clear strategic milestone in July 2023 when it rebranded from Everest Re Group, Ltd. to Everest Group, Ltd. That name change reflected a deliberate effort to expand its direct commercial insurance franchise alongside its legacy reinsurance core. Operating across the United States, Europe, and international markets gives Everest dual underwriting engines to allocate capacity wherever commercial and treaty terms are strongest.

Key Financials
Market Cap
$15.29B
Revenue
$16.82B
EBITDA
N/A
Gross Margin
15.3%
Profit Margin
11.4%
Revenue Growth
-11.3%
Total Cash
$3.62B
Total Debt
$3.59B
Free Cash Flow
$2.06B


52-Week Price Performance Analysis

Price Statistics
P/E Ratio
8.43
Forward P/E
6.63
Beta
0.26
52-Week High
$409.82
52-Week Low
$302.44
EPS
$47.28
50-Day Avg
$375.49
200-Day Avg
$351.73
Price/Book
1.00
EG 52-Week Stock Chart
Technical Analysis
EG trades at $398.80, 89% of the way from its $297.16 52-week low to its $409.82 high. The stock is 2.98% below that high and 33.80% above the low, so the broader trend is strong but already extended. Price sits 4.86% above its 20-day moving average of $379.19, supported by momentum of 1.82% over five trading days and 7.52% over 20 days. Near-term support is $362.30, while resistance sits at $407.56. A break above $407.56 would put the $409.82 high back in play.


Recent News and Developments

Morgan Stanley rates Everest Group Hold with a $375 target

TipRanks recorded Morgan Stanley analyst Bob Huang assigning Everest Group a Hold rating and $375 price target on October 23. The call landed as EG traded near $400, so Morgan Stanley sees little upside at that valuation. Source: TipRanks

Wall Street expects higher earnings but lower revenue

Zacks reported that analysts expect third-quarter earnings of $9.32 per share, up 23.6% year over year, when Everest reports on October 28. Revenue is projected to fall 11.1% to $3.84 billion, while the consensus earnings estimate has dropped 0.62% over the past 30 days. Source: Zacks Equity Research

EG hits $409.82 before giving back gains

Everest shares jumped 3.24% to $407.56 on October 22 and reached an intraday high of $409.82 on October 23. The stock then fell 2.20% to $398.60 that day and another 0.25% to $397.61 on October 26. Source: Investing.com Canada



Market Sentiment and Analyst Recommendations

Bull Case
EG’s strongest argument is valuation: the stock trades at 8.43 times earnings. The balance sheet shows $3.62 billion in cash against $3.59 billion in debt, leaving cash slightly above total debt. Analysts still rate the stock a buy, based on coverage from 16 analysts. Their consensus target is $409.81, with the high estimate reaching $489.00. Earnings expectations provide a near-term catalyst, with third-quarter earnings projected at $9.32 per share, up 23.6% year over year. Momentum is also working: EG is up 7.52% over the past 20 trading days and sits just 2.98% below its 52-week high. The buy case is straightforward: low earnings valuation, a balanced cash-and-debt position, and rising expected earnings.
Bear Case
Revenue is the central problem, with reported growth at negative 11.3%. Third-quarter revenue is projected to decline 11.1% to $3.84 billion, so the weakness is not confined to the historical growth figure. The consensus earnings estimate also fell 0.62% during the past 30 days, which signals weakening expectations ahead of the report. Morgan Stanley’s $375 target is below the current $398.80 price, and its Hold rating directly challenges the broader buy consensus. EG is already 89% of the way through its 52-week range and 4.86% above its 20-day moving average, leaving less room for disappointment. The stock reached $409.82 on October 23 but closed that session down 2.20% at $398.60, then fell another 0.25% to $397.61 on October 26. At this level, the market is pricing in a solid earnings outcome despite shrinking revenue.
What to Watch
The immediate catalyst is Everest’s October 28 earnings report. Investors should compare reported earnings with the $9.32-per-share expectation and the projected 23.6% year-over-year increase. Revenue needs to be measured against the $3.84 billion forecast and expected 11.1% decline. A move above $407.56 would clear near-term resistance, while $409.82 remains the 52-week high to beat. On weakness, watch the $379.19 20-day moving average first and the $362.30 30-day low as the stated support level. The thesis improves if earnings growth arrives without an 11.1% revenue decline; it weakens if the reduced earnings consensus proves too high or the stock loses $362.30.
Analyst Consensus
BUY

Based on 16 analyst opinions
Low Target
$368.00
Mean Target
$409.81
High Target
$489.00


Earnings and Financial Data

Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Insurance – Reinsurance
Employees
3,064
Earnings & Dividends
Next Earnings
Oct 28, 2026
EPS (Trailing)
$47.28
Dividend Yield
201.0%
Payout Ratio
16.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

Is EG a good stock to buy?
EG carries a buy recommendation from 16 analysts and trades at a P/E ratio of 8.43. The clear takeaway is that analysts are positive and the earnings valuation is low, but the stock is already near its 52-week high.
What is EG’s price target?
The analyst target is $409.81, with estimates ranging from $368.00 to $489.00. The takeaway is that analyst expectations vary widely around the current $398.80 price.
How close is EG to its 52-week high?
EG is 2.98% below its $409.82 52-week high and sits 89% of the way from its $297.16 low to that high. The takeaway is that the stock is trading near the top of its annual range.
What are EG’s support and resistance levels?
Near-term support is the 30-day low of $362.30, while near-term resistance is the 30-day high of $407.56. The takeaway is that those are the key stated levels to monitor around the current $398.80 price.
Does EG have more cash than debt?
EG reports $3.62 billion in total cash and $3.59 billion in total debt. The takeaway is that cash is slightly higher than debt.

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Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The analysis and opinions expressed are those of AltStation.io and should not be relied upon as the sole basis for investment decisions. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Updated October 27, 2026.