The Baldwin Group delivers 10% organic growth in Q1
By David Bull
May 6 - (The Insurer) - US broker The Baldwin Group reported organic revenue growth of 10% for the first quarter and an 80 basis points expansion in its adjusted EBITDA margin to 27.5% as it generated adjusted diluted earnings per share of $0.65, up 16% from $0.56 in Q1 2024.
Adjusted EBITDA grew 12% year-over-year to $113.8 million, while adjusted free cash flow increased 6% to $25.8 million.
Total revenue at the Tampa, Florida-based intermediary was up 9% to $413.4 million.
Commenting on the performance, Baldwin Group CEO Trever Baldwin said: “The resilience and durability of our business and operating model was demonstrated in the first quarter as we continued to achieve double-digit organic revenue growth while increasing adjusted EBITDA by 12% and adjusted diluted EPS by 16%.”
He added: “As we have reached a significant inflection point with the vast majority of our earnout obligations behind us, our growing financial flexibility leaves us well positioned to accelerate momentum across our strategic priorities.”
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