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To own Allstate, you need to believe it can translate its scale and technology investments into solid underwriting results while managing catastrophe and regulatory pressures. The key short term catalyst remains the upcoming fourth quarter 2025 earnings release, which may clarify the sustainability of recent profit improvement. The latest announcement of the reporting and call schedule does not materially change that catalyst or alter the core risk around catastrophe losses and earnings volatility.
The most relevant recent development is the scheduled February 4, 2026 Form 8-K earnings release and February 5 conference call, which come after a year of stronger reported profitability and active capital returns. With analysts currently expecting improved earnings, this event will give investors fresh data to reassess Allstate’s progress on pricing, catastrophe exposure and its longer term push toward more data driven, lower cost insurance operations.
Yet investors should also weigh how increased catastrophe losses and climate risk could pressure margins and capital over time...
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Allstate's narrative projects $76.3 billion revenue and $4.3 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 4.9% yearly revenue growth and a $1.4 billion earnings decrease from $5.7 billion today.
Uncover how Allstate's forecasts yield a $236.05 fair value, a 14% upside to its current price.
Six Simply Wall St Community valuations span a wide range from about US$188 to roughly US$581 per share, highlighting very different expectations. You can set those views against Allstate’s upcoming earnings catalyst and the ongoing risk that catastrophe losses keep profit volatility elevated, then weigh which outlook makes most sense to you.
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