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Neptune Insurance IPO Set to Shake Up Flood Insurance Sector
ByAinvest
Monday, Sep 29, 2025 9:48 am ET1min read
Neptune Insurance Holdings, a US-based flood-focused insurer, is set to go public in a record-breaking IPO. The company uses AI and big data to sell flood insurance policies, a niche market dominated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Neptune's IPO has drawn institutional demand for over 10 times the available shares, with a base market value of $2.8 billion and growth rate of 40%. With three of the five listed insurance-sector firms trading above their IPO prices, investors are increasingly betting on firms using new technologies to meet demand for better coverage against climate-related risks.
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