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CINFNASDAQFinancial Services

CINCINNATI FINANCIAL CORP

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Latest price

$185.48

-1.50%

Alpha Vantage · 11/6/2026

Industry: Insurance - Property & CasualtyCategory: Domestic Common StockCurrency: USDNews: 1 recent
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One-year price history

Adjusted daily closes · 252 observations · as of Nov 6, 2026

Historical data, not a forecast

1 month

+12.2%

3 months

+7.3%

6 months

+16.1%

1 year

+17.5%

Year to date

+15.5%

52-week range

$151.98 – $190.93

Fundamental snapshot

Latest reported period: Sep 30, 2026

Sharadar reported data

Market cap

$28.47B

P/E

10.7

P/B

1.8

P/S

2.1

Revenue

$13.28B

Net income

$2.66B

Diluted EPS

17.05

Gross margin

48.90%

Net margin

20.10%

Return on equity

16.50%

Total debt

$875M

Cash

$1.24B

Free cash flow

$3.08B

Latest eight reported quarters

Reported quarterly values, newest first

PeriodRevenueNet incomeGross marginNet marginFree cash flow
Sep 30, 2026$3.05B$459M45.00%15.10%$787M
Jun 30, 2026$4.27B$1.26B55.80%29.40%$698M
Mar 31, 2026$2.86B$274M38.80%9.60%$654M
Dec 31, 2025$3.09B$676M52.40%21.90%$939M
Sep 30, 2025$3.73B$1.12B58.70%30.10%$1.11B
Jun 30, 2025$3.25B$685M48.90%21.10%$737M
Mar 31, 2025$2.57B-$90M23.30%-3.50%$307M
Dec 31, 2024$2.54B$405M47.60%16.00%$638M

Reported figures can reflect company reporting conventions, restatements, or sector-specific accounting. Verify against filings before relying on a valuation comparison.

Recent CINF news

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Simply Wall St·64 signal
Quarterly Earnings Drop Might Change The Case For Investing In Cincinnati Financial (CINF)

Cincinnati Financial reported mixed third-quarter 2026 results with a drop in revenue and net income compared to the previous year, though nine-month figures showed improvement. The company relies on underwriting discipline and investment income, and while underwriting profit remains a focus, loss volatility and a property and casualty combined ratio above 100% are key watchpoints. The article suggests shareholders consider whether the investment engine and profit-focused business can offset catastrophe risk, slower personal lines growth, and a higher expense ratio.

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