The cooperative movement at the service of social medicine
Lavinia S. Coop., the sole shareholder of the insurance company, held its 50th General Assembly in Madrid under the slogan “Adding life to time.” At this landmark event, the cooperative analyzed the financial performance of the 2025 fiscal year and set the strategic guidelines for the medium term.
Following the meeting of its governing bodies, the group’s executive team gathered in Lisbon to ratify its priority goals: transforming its operating model, sustaining growth momentum, improving operational profitability, and strengthening its capacity to reinvest capital into its own healthcare facility network.
During the assembly, the President of Grupo ASISA, Dr. Francisco Ivorra, emphasized that these financial results demonstrate the strength of a cooperative model capable of pairing economic growth, high investment capacity, and clinical excellence. He noted that the company managed to advance in a challenging environment for the insurance sector, further supported by improved public funding for the Muface agreement. This reinforced solvency will allow the group to allocate more resources toward expanding health infrastructure and broadening coverage for families and businesses.
The insurance division remained the primary engine of the group’s performance. In 2025, combined revenue for ASISA and ASISA Vida reached €1,890.52 million, representing a 21.1% increase year-over-year. The company now serves over 3.5 million insured clients across its various business lines.
This expansionary trend continued beyond the end of the fiscal year: during the first quarter of 2026, the group’s insurance entities posted €481 million in written premiums, a 7.6% increase compared to the same period in the previous year.
In addition to this commercial performance, the company reached a significant regulatory milestone. The Directorate-General for Insurance and Pension Funds (DGSFP) officially authorized ASISA to operate in the home insurance line. This authorization marks a turning point in its multi-line strategy, allowing it to diversify its product portfolio with comprehensive family protection plans.
In the healthcare delivery sector, the group’s hospital network —led by HLA Grupo Hospitalario— reported €725.5 million in revenue for 2025, up 7.3%. Capital expenditure for the fiscal year reached €53 million, dedicated to modernizing key facilities such as HLA Santa Isabel (Seville), HLA Perpetuo Socorro (Lleida), and HLA Sanz Vázquez (Guadalajara). Furthermore, the group accelerated its adoption of advanced technology by installing new Da Vinci surgical robots at HLA Mediterráneo (Almería) and HLA La Vega (Murcia) hospitals.
On the international front, ASISA Portugal grew its premium volume by 30% to €24.68 million, while the branch continues to expand its health, life, and burial insurance offerings in Italy. The group also maintains operations in Switzerland, Brazil, Nicaragua, Chile, and the Middle East. Through Tich Consulting and its hospital management software Green Cube, the group’s technology division is already deployed in medical centers across 14 countries, with further expansions planned in Latin America, Europe, and North Africa.
Finally, regarding innovation and ESG sustainability, the company updated its digital platforms and mobile app in early 2026 to enhance telemedicine services. On the environmental front, it reduced carbon emissions by 82% compared to 2018 levels, surpassing its target set for 2030, while the ASISA Foundation directed €5.3 million to social initiatives, sponsorships, and research.
ASISA Foundation has celebrated the second edition of its fun run at the Parque del Oeste in Madrid. This initiative, under the name Race for Healthy Aging (Carrera para Bienvejecer), aims to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyle habits.
ASISA Group has marked a historic milestone in its corporate responsibility strategy by surpassing its decarbonization goal five years ahead of schedule. The original plan projected a 60.6% reduction in emissions by the year 2030, but the figures for the 2025 financial year reflect an absolute decrease of 82% compared to the 2018 base year. This progress consolidates the healthcare entity's 2023-2030 Sustainability Plan under a responsible growth model aligned with demanding ESG criteria.