Roadzen shares jump after commercial auto insurance letter of intent
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Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 30
Roadzen shares jump after commercial auto insurance letter of intent
7 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 30
The stock rose 28.5% to $2.21 after its US unit secured an unnamed carrier's backing for $30 million of first-year underwriting capacity, rising to $50 million over three years.
Roadzen said full first-year utilisation could generate about $6 million in revenue, scaling to $50 million over three years, with a binding authority agreement expected by June.
The deal would let Roadzen's managing general agent quote, underwrite and bind policies for the carrier, while deploying its drivebuddyAI computer-vision platform across insured fleets; shares remain down 8% this year.
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