Consumer Goods is the Only Sector with Increasing Earnings

One Qatari insurance stock has clearly broken away from the pack.

From September 2025 to September 2026, Qatar General Insurance & Reinsurance Company (QGRI)

emerged as the standout performer among the seven QSE listed insurance stocks shown, ending the

period around 78% above its starting level.

The chart indexes every stock to 100 at the beginning of the period, making it easier to compare share

price performance regardless of their actual prices. So, a level of 178 means the share price is 78%

higher than where it started.

What makes Qatar General Insurance particularly striking is how differently its share price moved

compared with its peers. For much of the earlier period, QGRI remained relatively close to the group.

The gap widened significantly later in 2026, with the stock briefly rising above the 200 level before

ending around 178.

The other Qatari insurance stocks remained much closer together, with some finishing above their

September 2025 starting levels and others below 100.

For investors, there’s a simple takeaway: being in the same sector doesn’t mean delivering the same

performance.

Qatar General Insurance’s divergence shows why looking beyond sector level trends and examining

individual stocks still matters.

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