Research memoErie Indemnity Company (ERIE) · NASDAQMemo of October 31, 2026By Olivier Lachance

Erie Indemnity earnings

MyStockButler's October 2026 analysis: In the September 2026 quarter, Erie Indemnity reported revenue of $1.1 billion, operating income of $207.4 million, net income of $182.0 million and diluted EPS of $3.48 versus $3.50. The next release should show whether Erie Indemnity's falling policy count and weaker retention persist.

1,069,917
Revenue, quarter to Sep 2026 (US$ thousands; per share in US$)
3.48
EPS, diluted, quarter to Sep 2026
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What has Erie Indemnity guided for 2026?

Erie issues no standing quarterly or annual earnings guidance. It set the 2026 management-fee rate at 25% and guided to a $7 million company share of 2026 net pension benefit expense. Around results, it missed the first-quarter analyst forecast, then beat the next two; the latest EPS beat was $3.48 versus $3.41.

Erie Indemnity (ERIE): Revenue by quarter (US$ thousands): Dec 2024 924,090, Sep 2026 1,069,917; EPS $3.48
Guidance in forceUS$ millions
Period guidedLowHighDate given
Management fee rate (%)Year to Dec 202625.0%25.0%Dec 11, 2025
Net pension benefit expenseYear to Dec 20261818Feb 23, 2026
Our share of the net pension benefit expenseYear to Dec 202677Feb 23, 2026

What this means. The company’s total net pension benefit expense is 18 million dollars, while our count is 7 million dollars because we include only the company’s share of that pension amount.

What were Erie Indemnity's last eight quarters of revenue and profit?

Revenue reached $1.1 billion, versus $1.1 billion in the September 2025 quarter, while operating income slipped to $207.4 million and net income to $182.0 million. Diluted earnings per share were $3.48, compared with $3.50. The small earnings decline matters because it accompanied weaker underlying volume: written premiums grew 1.8%, average premium per policy rose 5.4% and policies in force fell 1.9%.

Last eight quartersUS$ thousands; per share in US$
Sep 2026Jun 2026Mar 2026Dec 2025Sep 2025Jun 2025Mar 2025Dec 2024
Revenue1,069,9171,089,7961,011,911951,0231,066,7391,060,097989,399924,090
Gross margin19.4%18.7%16.5%16.6%19.6%18.8%15.3%18.1%
Operating margin19.4%18.7%16.5%16.6%19.6%18.8%15.3%18.1%
EPS, diluted3.483.452.881.213.503.342.652.91
Free cash flow185,370173,40354,478140,790184,412157,31988,444146,815

What this means. Gross margin and operating margin are the same here because the report includes administrative costs in the costs used for both measures.

What should I watch in Erie Indemnity's next release?

The Exchange’s combined ratio reached 105% for the quarter as catastrophe losses increased, although the nine-month ratio improved. Weather can blur the underlying trend, but the falling policy count and weaker retention deserve attention beyond one storm-affected period.

From the full memo · 1. The business

To understand Erie Indemnity, follow one insurance premium from a driver’s pocket through the companies, agents and services around it. The surprising part is that the public company manages the insurance operation while another Erie entity bears the risk of paying claims.

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