Brown & Brown opens the week with a clear earnings calendar, shares on NYSE radar

Brown & Brown starts the new week with investors looking toward the next quarterly numbers. The U.S. insurance broker trades on the NYSE, with consensus pointing to continued steady growth and a modest dividend yield.

By Mark Bergmann, Earnings & Calendar desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-29, 10:12.

Brown & Brown (US1156371007) stands at the start of a new trading week with investors focused on upcoming earnings and cash flows. The U.S. insurance broker’s shares trade on the NYSE under the ticker BRO, giving it a global investor base and clear visibility in the S&P 500 peer group.Bitget profile of Brown & Brown on NYSE

What the earnings history shows

Brown & Brown reported revenue growth from about 4.7 billion dollars to 5.8 billion dollars in its last full financial year, an increase of roughly 22.5 percent according to fundamental data aggregators.Aktien Magazin fundamental overview Net income rose from around 993 million dollars to 1.1 billion dollars, reflecting profit growth of just over 6 percent in the same period.

This earnings profile positions Brown & Brown among U.S. insurance brokers that have delivered consistent top-line expansion paired with more measured bottom-line gains. Analysts tracking the stock expect future quarters to continue the pattern of mid-single to low-double-digit earnings per share growth, supported by a diversified brokerage mix rather than underwriting risk.Bitget analyst summary for Brown & Brown

Consensus, valuation and dividend

On current estimates, Brown & Brown trades at a price-earnings ratio of about 19 on the basis of its last fiscal year, with roughly three quarters of comparable U.S. stocks valued more expensively on this metric.Aktien Magazin valuation metrics The price-sales ratio sits near 3.8, putting the stock into the cheaper half of its national comparison universe by revenue multiple.

Dividend investors look at a payout of about 0.61 dollars per share annually, which translates into a dividend yield of around 1 percent at recent prices.Aktien Magazin dividend data Research summaries show almost no outright Sell recommendations, with most analyst ratings clustered in Hold-to-Buy territory and average price targets grouped between roughly 90 and 98 dollars per share, with some more optimistic houses, such as Evercore ISI, citing potential for margin expansion in the National Programs segment.Bitget compilation of target prices and recommendations

How Brown & Brown makes its money

Brown & Brown’s core business is insurance brokerage and related risk advisory services for corporate and retail clients. The company operates through segments such as Retail, National Programs and Wholesale Brokerage, arranging coverage across property, casualty, employee benefits and specialty lines while not taking on direct underwriting risk.Bitget description of business model and segments This fee-based model means revenues primarily come from commissions and service fees tied to policies placed with third-party insurers.

Where the Brown & Brown shares trade today

As of the latest available data point in public quote summaries, Brown & Brown shares (US1156371007) trade on the NYSE in U.S. dollars, with a market capitalization in the multi-billion dollar range typical for established U.S. insurance brokers.Bitget market data snapshot for BRO Exact intraday prices move with broader U.S. financial sector sentiment and interest-rate expectations.

Brown & Brown at a glance

• Company: Brown & Brown, Inc.
• ISIN: US1156371007
• WKN: 896895
• Ticker: BRO
• Trading venue: NYSE
• Price (as of latest public data): not live-verifiable in this dispatch
• Market cap: multi-billion USD range (as of latest public data)
• Sector / industry: Insurance brokers / services, financials
• Index membership: S&P 500 financials peer group
• Next earnings date: not officially scheduled

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation to buy or sell securities, or a solicitation of any kind. All data and assessments are based on publicly available sources believed to be reliable at the time of publication but may change without notice.