Esure owner Bain eyeing up sale – report

Buy and sell

Esure is possibly up for sale, as private equity firm Bain Capital has lined up advisors, according to Reuters.

Bain bought home and motor insurer Esure in 2018 in a deal which valued the business at £1.2bn.

According to Reuters potential bidders include Ageas which told the news outlet it never comments on market rumours. 

RelatedEsure posts trading and post-tax losses for 2023 

Esure swapped a trading profit of £49.8m in 2022 for a loss of £16.7m last year, the insurer has confirmed.

Earlier this year the Belgian insurer ended its takeover plans of Direct Line Group after being rejected twice, having valued

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