National Security Group (NSEC) Annual Income Statement

Annual · GAAP · USD millions
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Annual Report, GAAP in USD millions
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(Dec 31 2021)
2021
(Dec 31 2020) (Dec 31 2019) (Dec 31 2018) (Dec 31 2017)
Revenues
Premiums Earned, Net61.42
Other Revenue1.40
Total Revenue66.21
Costs & Expenses
Cost of Revenues5.93
Policyholder Benefits and Claims Incurred, Net41.27
Gross Profit19.01
Selling, Administration, Marketing9.66
Operating Costs56.87
Interest Expense0.59
Net Interest Expense / Income0.59
Other Loss / Income4.69
Total Costs & Expenses65.53
Income & Taxes
Income / Loss Before Income Taxes0.68
Income Taxes Expense / Benefit0.20
Income After Income Taxes0.58
Net Income / Loss of Other Equity0.10
Income / Loss from Continuing Operations0.58
Net Income / Loss0.58
Income / Loss Attributable to Shareholders-0.58
EBIT1.28
EBITD1.57
EBITDA5.06
Earnings Per Share
Basic EPS (excl. extra items)0.23
Basic Net EPS0.23
Basic shares outstanding (Mill. of Units)2.53
Diluted Net EPS0.23
Diluted average shares (Mill. of Units)2.53
Dividend per share0.24
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What this statement shows

This page presents issuer-reported income statement data, detailing revenue, operating costs, expenses, and earnings as disclosed in SEC 10-K filings and standardized by CSIMarket. The income statement reflects operating performance over a reporting period rather than financial position at a single date.

Revenue and expense treatment

Revenue and expense items are aligned to support period-to-period comparability. Operating and non-operating items, interest, and income taxes are classified based on issuer disclosures and XBRL tagging.

Source & verification

  • Source: SEC 10-K filings
  • Filed with the SEC: n/a

Income statement figures represent operating results for each reporting period and may be revised in subsequent filings.