Mercuries Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Corrects Revenue Announcements for 2025 and Jan-Feb 2026
Mercuries Life Insurance Co., Ltd. announced corrections to its monthly operating revenue information and various product business revenue statistics for January and February 2025, and January and February 2026. The 2025 corrections were due to adjustments for lapsed policies, while the 2026 corrections reflected changes in actuarial assumptions for disability care insurance.
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- 📰 Published: April 14, 2026 at 09:00
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1. Date of occurrence: 2026/04/14.
2. Company name: Mercuries Life Insurance Co., Ltd.
3. Relationship with the company (please enter the company or subsidiary): The company.
4. Mutual shareholding ratio: Not applicable.
5. Reason for occurrence: Revenue adjustments for January and February 2025 were mainly due to corrections of related values for lapsed policies. Revenue adjustments for January and February 2026 were mainly due to corrections reflecting changes in current actuarial assumptions for disability care insurance.
6. Corrected information item/report name: Monthly operating revenue information after adopting IFRSs and various product business revenue statistics.
7. Amount/content/page before correction:
January 2025 current period revenue: NT$5,746,482 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$5,746,482 thousand.
February 2025 current period revenue: NT$8,814,375 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,560,857 thousand.
January 2026 current period revenue: NT$6,375,140 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$6,375,140 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,712,956 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$8,680,137 thousand, asset management service income: NT$-4,986,281 thousand, other operating income: NT$-31,672 thousand, total: NT$6,375,140 thousand.
February 2026 current period revenue: NT$7,693,563 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,068,703 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,662,638 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$4,840,407 thousand, asset management service income: NT$166,405 thousand, other operating income: NT$24,113 thousand, total: NT$7,693,563 thousand.
8. Amount/content/page after correction:
January 2025 current period revenue: NT$5,737,205 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$5,737,205 thousand.
February 2025 current period revenue: NT$8,805,355 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,542,560 thousand.
January 2026 current period revenue: NT$6,481,761 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$6,481,761 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,803,102 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$8,696,612 thousand, asset management service income: NT$-4,986,281 thousand, other operating income: NT$-31,672 thousand, total: NT$6,481,761 thousand.
February 2026 current period revenue: NT$7,723,798 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,205,559 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,709,425 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$4,823,855 thousand, asset management service income: NT$166,405 thousand, other operating income: NT$24,113 thousand, total: NT$7,723,798 thousand.
9. Countermeasures: Publish material information on the Market Observation Post System and correct related reporting matters.
10. Other matters to be stated: None.
2. Company name: Mercuries Life Insurance Co., Ltd.
3. Relationship with the company (please enter the company or subsidiary): The company.
4. Mutual shareholding ratio: Not applicable.
5. Reason for occurrence: Revenue adjustments for January and February 2025 were mainly due to corrections of related values for lapsed policies. Revenue adjustments for January and February 2026 were mainly due to corrections reflecting changes in current actuarial assumptions for disability care insurance.
6. Corrected information item/report name: Monthly operating revenue information after adopting IFRSs and various product business revenue statistics.
7. Amount/content/page before correction:
January 2025 current period revenue: NT$5,746,482 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$5,746,482 thousand.
February 2025 current period revenue: NT$8,814,375 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,560,857 thousand.
January 2026 current period revenue: NT$6,375,140 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$6,375,140 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,712,956 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$8,680,137 thousand, asset management service income: NT$-4,986,281 thousand, other operating income: NT$-31,672 thousand, total: NT$6,375,140 thousand.
February 2026 current period revenue: NT$7,693,563 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,068,703 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,662,638 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$4,840,407 thousand, asset management service income: NT$166,405 thousand, other operating income: NT$24,113 thousand, total: NT$7,693,563 thousand.
8. Amount/content/page after correction:
January 2025 current period revenue: NT$5,737,205 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$5,737,205 thousand.
February 2025 current period revenue: NT$8,805,355 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,542,560 thousand.
January 2026 current period revenue: NT$6,481,761 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$6,481,761 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,803,102 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$8,696,612 thousand, asset management service income: NT$-4,986,281 thousand, other operating income: NT$-31,672 thousand, total: NT$6,481,761 thousand.
February 2026 current period revenue: NT$7,723,798 thousand, cumulative revenue: NT$14,205,559 thousand.
Insurance revenue: NT$2,709,425 thousand, net investment income/loss: NT$4,823,855 thousand, asset management service income: NT$166,405 thousand, other operating income: NT$24,113 thousand, total: NT$7,723,798 thousand.
9. Countermeasures: Publish material information on the Market Observation Post System and correct related reporting matters.
10. Other matters to be stated: None.
FAQ
What periods did Mercuries Life Insurance correct its revenue for?
January and February 2025, and January and February 2026.
What was the main reason for the 2026 revenue corrections?
The corrections reflected changes in current actuarial assumptions for disability care insurance.