ASX:SUN 11 March 2026 - 24 June 2026

Suncorp (ASX:SUN) to begin FY26 near A$20bn market cap as new reinsurance starts June 30
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Suncorp (ASX:SUN) to begin FY26 near A$20bn market cap as new reinsurance starts June 30

Suncorp Group Limited is nearing the end of FY26 with a market cap of a little over A$20 billion and improved weather-related risk since the February half-year. Still, the shares look pricey compared with its Australian insurance rivals. ASX normal trading was yet to start at the Sydney dateline; the session is scheduled from 09:59:45 to 16:00 local time. Suncorp last traded at A$18.94 on June 26, losing 0.68% for the day on volume of 2.40 million shares. Google Finance pegged Suncorp’s market cap at A$20.08 billion, with its 52-week high at A$22.14 and low at A$13.80.
June 29, 2026
Suncorp slips ahead of A$2.4 bln reinsurance cover
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Suncorp slips ahead of A$2.4 bln reinsurance cover

Suncorp Group shares ended down 0.3% at A$18.93 Wednesday. The insurer posted a Corporations Act disclosure on holdings in controlled entities, according to its latest ASX filing. ASX cash market was still closed at the dateline, with trading set to start around 10 a.m. as usual on June 25. Wednesday, Suncorp changed hands in a range of A$18.83 to A$19.15.
June 24, 2026
IAG Shares Rise 3% with $3 Million Disaster-Housing Deal in Focus
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IAG Shares Rise 3% with $3 Million Disaster-Housing Deal in Focus

Insurance Australia Group Ltd finished Monday up 3.01% at A$8.22, the top of the day’s range, after saying it invested in modular builder Spacecube. Shares started at A$8.00 and volume hit 5.28 million, less than the 6.03 million average. S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.14% to 8,816.1 in a sluggish session. Financials rose 0.50%. Rivals among insurers moved higher too, making the sector look bid up across the board. The session's price action suggests this was not just about the small venture investment.
June 23, 2026
Suncorp (ASX:SUN) up 2% as traders point to June 30 event
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Suncorp (ASX:SUN) up 2% as traders point to June 30 event

Suncorp Group Limited heads into Tuesday after closing up 2.04% at A$19.00 on Monday, outperforming the S&P/ASX 200, which slipped 0.1%. Shares moved in a range of A$18.61 to A$19.05 through the day. Volume came in at 2.63 million. Suncorp shares rose but the company didn’t put out any new operating news. The most recent ASX updates from June 18 covered capital-note payments and ending some securities. Monday’s action likely showed wider interest in the insurer group, not fresh direction from Suncorp itself.
June 23, 2026
QBE Insurance (ASX:QBE) close to year high after bond repricing lift
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QBE Insurance (ASX:QBE) close to year high after bond repricing lift

QBE Insurance Group Ltd is set to open Tuesday just under its 52-week high. Shares added 1.54% Monday, closing at A$24.43. QBE bucked the downtrend as tech and resources names weighed on the market. Bond moves took the lead. MarketIndex tied the insurers’ sharp gains to a jump in short-term real yields, or yields after inflation, coming after last week’s repricing in the bond market. Insurers put premium money to work until claims hit, so rising yields feed through as income when near-term bonds mature and that cash is reinvested.
June 22, 2026
Suncorp Group (ASX: SUN) Slips 0.27%—Why the A$18.44 Rebound Matters
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Suncorp Group (ASX: SUN) Slips 0.27%—Why the A$18.44 Rebound Matters

Key takeaways Suncorp Group Limited closed Friday at A$18.62, down A$0.05, or 0.27%, as broad selling pushed the S&P/ASX 200 0.92% lower. The insurer nevertheless beat the benchmark by 0.65 percentage points and recovered from an intraday low of A$18.44. With no fresh operating downgrade behind the move, Friday’s decline appears market-led rather than a new earnings shock. Monday’s backdrop remains cautious: ASX 200 futures were pointing 0.2% lower as investors reassessed the durability of the US-Iran ceasefire.
June 22, 2026
Suncorp up after A$389m capital-note redemption
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Suncorp up after A$389m capital-note redemption

Suncorp Group Ltd heads into Friday’s pre-open trading after edging up 0.21% to close at A$18.67. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.62% to 8,911.1. The stock is up 2.2% in the past five sessions and 5.8% year to date. But new company filings deal mostly with capital structure cleanup, not a new earnings boost. Insurance pricing and weather losses remain the main drivers for the next move.
June 19, 2026
Suncorp Group shares rise 1.5% as insurance cost pressures stay in focus
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Suncorp Group shares rise 1.5% as insurance cost pressures stay in focus

Suncorp Group shares will enter Thursday’s Australian session at A$18.63 after gaining 1.53% on Wednesday, outpacing the S&P/ASX 200’s 0.54% rise. The stock has climbed 4.6% over the past seven trading days. The immediate issue for investors is whether higher premiums can keep pace with repair, labour and catastrophe costs. Rate increases can protect insurance margins, but steeper bills also raise the risk that customers shop around or reduce cover.
June 18, 2026
Suncorp trades flat pre-market with reinsurance deadline on radar
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Suncorp trades flat pre-market with reinsurance deadline on radar

Suncorp Group traded flat into Wednesday’s ASX session, last finishing at A$18.35, down 0.16%. Investors had little new from the company, but were looking ahead to a coming reinsurance milestone. Shares changed hands in a tight A$18.24 to A$18.46 range, with around 2.69 million traded, according to Google Finance. The Sydney market was still closed. ASX cash trading usually starts at 10:00 a.m. and finishes at 4:00 p.m. local time. The closing auction starts when continuous trading ends.
June 17, 2026
Suncorp shares edge higher as ASX rebound draws investor attention to reinsurance, capital return and FY26 update
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Suncorp shares edge higher as ASX rebound draws investor attention to reinsurance, capital return and FY26 update

Suncorp Group Limited started the week on a strong note, climbing 1.90% to A$18.73. That brings its seven-day rise to 7.77%. The gain tracked a firmer local market—the S&P/ASX 200 was up 1.98% at 8,804.00 in the last session. Some of SUN’s move may be due to the broader rally, not just company news. Suncorp is still dealing with the fallout from its push to cut weather-claims volatility. The group said in April it had secured a five-year aggregate reinsurance deal set to start June 30, 2026, worth A$800 million a year and up to A$2.4 billion over the term. Acting CEO Jeremy Robson said: “The underlying margin outlook remains unchanged at the upper end of our target range but
June 14, 2026
Suncorp Stock Moves Up With ASX, Focus Shifts to Buyback, Reinsurance, Storms
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Suncorp Stock Moves Up With ASX, Focus Shifts to Buyback, Reinsurance, Storms

Suncorp Group Limited shares closed higher at A$18.73 in the latest ASX session as traders rotated into major Australian banks and insurers during a rebound. Suncorp added 1.90% for the day, bringing its one-week gain to 7.77%, based on data from Intelligent Investor. Suncorp's valuation is in play as the company faces a tougher earnings picture. The S&P/ASX 200 ended up 1.98% at 8,804.00 on June 12, but Suncorp's outlook isn't following the broad index move. Investors are watching to see if insurance margins can handle weather claims, higher reinsurance costs and slower premium growth.
June 13, 2026
Suncorp Group Shares Climb, SUN Trades Ahead of Soft ASX 200
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Suncorp Group Shares Climb, SUN Trades Ahead of Soft ASX 200

Suncorp Group Limited shares closed higher Thursday, adding A$0.11, or 0.60%, to end at A$18.38. The ASX-listed insurer rebounded with SUN trading between A$18.20 and A$18.49 through the day. Opening at A$18.30, about 3.8 million shares changed hands, Google Finance data showed. Suncorp extended Wednesday’s gains, finishing that session at A$18.27, up 2.53% on the day. The move put the stock about 3.1% higher across the last two trading days. According to Investing.com, SUN was at A$17.82 on June 9 before the recent advance.
June 12, 2026
Insurance Australia Group stock moves higher as ASX drops
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Insurance Australia Group stock moves higher as ASX drops

Insurance Australia Group Ltd shares head into Wednesday’s ASX session at Tuesday’s closing price of A$7.71, up 1.98%. The S&P/ASX 200 was down 0.24%. ASX trading is set to start around 09:59:45 Sydney time, so A$7.71 remains the key price level for IAG ahead of the open. Investors are again sizing up whether premium hikes can keep pace with rising weather claims. On Wednesday, IAG’s New Zealand business pushed the question back onto the market, warning natural hazard risks are set to outstrip the country's ability to adapt, and pressed for a better government strategy over the long term. “This problem is solvable,” IAG NZ chief Phil Gibson said.
June 9, 2026
Suncorp Shares Hold Up While ASX Drops
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Suncorp Shares Hold Up While ASX Drops

Suncorp Group Ltd finished higher in the latest ASX trade while the broader market eased, closing at A$17.82 on Tuesday, up 1.48%. The insurer reached that price as its session high. Volume was 2.88 million shares, shy of the 3.07 million average, according to Google Finance. The Australian cash market hadn’t opened when this was written. Regular trading on the ASX goes to 16:00 Sydney time, with close set in the 16:10–16:11 auction. Tuesday’s session came after Monday’s King’s Birthday holiday, when the ASX was shut.
June 9, 2026
Suncorp Shares Rise While ASX Falls, Eyes on Tuesday Reopen
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Suncorp Shares Rise While ASX Falls, Eyes on Tuesday Reopen

Suncorp Group Limited finished Friday at A$17.56, up 1.04% for the day and matching that gain over the week. The insurer outperformed the wider market ahead of Australia’s market holiday. ASX cash trading is closed on Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, so investors won’t be able to react to the late-week global risk mood shift until Tuesday’s local session.
June 7, 2026
Suncorp shares gain with $400 million buyback nearly finished
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Suncorp shares gain with $400 million buyback nearly finished

Suncorp Group Limited is set to open Wednesday close to its high for the month. The insurer rallied on Tuesday and said it moved ahead with another part of its on-market share buyback, where the company is buying its own shares on the exchange. Shares finished Tuesday at A$17.83, gaining 2.06%, after moving between A$17.42 and A$17.83, StockAnalysis said. The ASX cash market was still outside normal hours at the dateline; regular trading is from just before 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sydney, per ASX market-phase rules.
May 20, 2026
Suncorp Steady as ASX Drops; Buyback Moves to Fore
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Suncorp Steady as ASX Drops; Buyback Moves to Fore

Suncorp Group Ltd shares were little changed going into Tuesday’s Sydney trade. The insurer said it was moving ahead with another tranche of its on-market buy-back, pushing its capital return near the A$400 million cap. Suncorp shares slipped 0.11% to finish at A$17.47 on Monday, with the stock moving from A$17.41 to A$17.76 and about 2.49 million shares trading hands. The company's latest buy-back notice said 497,942 shares were bought on the last trading day. The on-market buy-back has the company buying its own stock through the exchange.
May 18, 2026
Suncorp Group CEO Steve Johnston Takes Medical Leave, CFO Jeremy Robson Named Acting Chief
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Suncorp Group CEO Steve Johnston Takes Medical Leave, CFO Jeremy Robson Named Acting Chief

Suncorp Group announced that Chief Executive Steve Johnston is taking a temporary medical leave, putting Chief Financial Officer Jeremy Robson in the acting CEO seat for now. Neil Wesley, who heads up strategy, corporate development, and investor relations, steps into Robson’s role as acting CFO. The handover arrives days ahead of Suncorp’s interim dividend payout scheduled for March 31. The Brisbane insurer is still coming off a tough first half, having spent recent weeks calming investors rattled by hefty weather-related claims that weighed on profits but, according to management, left the broader business intact. Suncorp hasn’t specified when Johnston will be back, describing the leave simply as a "short period."
March 29, 2026
Suncorp Pushes Ahead With Buyback After Storm-Hit Half, Sets A$14.32 DRP Price
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Suncorp Pushes Ahead With Buyback After Storm-Hit Half, Sets A$14.32 DRP Price

Suncorp Group stepped in on Tuesday, scooping up 1.19 million shares for A$17.17 million. In a separate update posted late Monday, the insurer locked in its interim dividend reinvestment price at A$14.32 per share. Fresh filings highlight that Suncorp is keeping capital flowing back to investors, even after a storm-battered half. Right now, the focus is on just how much capital insurers can return to shareholders, especially after weather-related hits took a bite out of Australian earnings. Based on the buyback filing and Reuters math, Suncorp’s buyback tally sits at around A$223.9 million for 12.27 million shares so far. That leaves approximately A$176.1 million to go if management aims to hit its A$400 million fiscal 2026 buyback target.
March 11, 2026