Hanover Insurance (THG) Corporate Update
Current Trading Performance
The stock closed down 0.95 % at 10:17 AM Central Europe on Wednesday, 21 July 2026.
The closing price is USD 231.97.
The 24‑hour volume is USD 53.1 million.
Shares outstanding total 34.8 million.
Market capitalization is USD 8.1 billion.
Historical Context
The 200‑day simple moving average is USD 197.43.
The highest price in the last 52 weeks was USD 236.07 (08 March 2026).
The lowest price in the last 52 weeks was USD 166.54 (13 January 2026).
Since the end of last month the share price has risen 3.38 %.
Market Environment
London stocks were in decline at midday, with the FTSE 100 slipping slightly.
Higher oil prices and civil unrest in France and Italy contributed to a cautious market mood.
Investors are awaiting quarterly results from several UK retailers and a streaming company.
Peer Performance (24‑hour)
Stock % Change Current Price Market Cap (bn USD) P/E Ratio Madison Square Garden Sports (MSGS) +0.98 % 413.41 9.6 1,221.03 Quantinuum (QNT) –4.43 % 35.68 9.6 – Darling Ingredients (DAR) –2.72 % 59.22 9.7 16.59 Cullen/Frost Bankers (CFR) –1.19 % 156.02 9.6 14.64 Wintrust (WTFC) –1.14 % 146.28 9.7 11.56 Key Developments for Hanover Insurance
Hanover Insurance Group Inc. operates in property and casualty insurance through three segments: commercial lines, personal lines, and other.
The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and conducts its business primarily in the United States.
The initial public offering occurred on October 10 1995.
Additional Corporate Information
Company website: www.hanover.com
The company provides a range of insurance products, including property, casualty, and specialty coverage.
Summary
Hanover Insurance’s share price experienced a modest decline in the 24‑hour trading window, falling 0.95 % to USD 231.97. Despite this short‑term dip, the stock has risen 3.38 % since the end of last month, indicating a positive trend over the longer term. The broader market remains cautious amid elevated energy costs and geopolitical uncertainties, which may continue to influence investor sentiment toward insurance and related sectors.
