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Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc.

HRTGNYSETrackedMarket Data VerifiedFinancialsProperty And Casualty Insurance

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Quote
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Market overview

USD 33.27

Up+USD 0.09 (+0.27%) Day change

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Open
USD 33.41
Previous close
USD 33.18
Day high
USD 33.43
Day low
USD 32.76
Volume
198,213
Market cap
USD 989,197,504
Price chart · 1 Year
Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. 1 Year price chartHeritage Insurance Holdings, Inc., nyse:HRTG, 1 Year price chart in USD. Start USD 24.86, end USD 33.27, high USD 35.42, low USD 20.88, up.
Period1 YearFirst closeUSD 24.86Last closeUSD 33.27Maximum closeUSD 35.42Minimum closeUSD 20.88Period change+USD 8.41Period percentage change+33.83%Chart as ofSep 25, 2026, 1:30 PM GMT+0000
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Representative chart points — 24 of 251
Date and time Open High Low Close Volume
USD 24.24 USD 24.91 USD 23.95 USD 24.86 423,500
USD 29.80 USD 30.75 USD 29.66 USD 29.82 502,100
USD 29.05 USD 29.15 USD 28.43 USD 28.62 234,000
USD 28.88 USD 29.35 USD 28.36 USD 29.08 286,000
USD 29.35 USD 29.47 USD 28.95 USD 29.29 138,700
USD 25.96 USD 26.63 USD 25.83 USD 25.85 280,800
USD 26.07 USD 26.95 USD 26.05 USD 26.56 189,000
USD 24.54 USD 24.54 USD 23.32 USD 24.30 408,500
USD 28.00 USD 28.25 USD 26.56 USD 26.98 255,700
USD 26.09 USD 26.35 USD 25.08 USD 25.65 512,500
USD 26.05 USD 26.70 USD 25.80 USD 26.63 166,800
USD 27.44 USD 27.44 USD 26.75 USD 26.90 202,500
USD 29.41 USD 29.41 USD 28.23 USD 28.72 220,800
USD 23.89 USD 24.49 USD 23.16 USD 23.45 502,900
USD 20.83 USD 21.11 USD 20.48 USD 20.88 637,500
USD 21.83 USD 22.23 USD 21.53 USD 21.53 311,800
USD 24.89 USD 25.71 USD 24.28 USD 25.54 582,000
USD 27.39 USD 28.11 USD 27.04 USD 28.06 205,800
USD 27.86 USD 28.77 USD 27.86 USD 28.54 247,500
USD 32.51 USD 32.81 USD 31.93 USD 32.71 434,700
USD 34.53 USD 34.84 USD 33.70 USD 34.20 304,400
USD 34.49 USD 34.89 USD 34.18 USD 34.53 177,300
USD 35.26 USD 35.56 USD 34.56 USD 35.42 565,000
USD 33.41 USD 33.46 USD 32.76 USD 33.27 198,200

Company Profile & Business Model Overview

Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. (HRTG: NYSE) is a super-regional property and casualty insurance holding company that underwrites personal and commercial homeowners insurance and related products in coastal and catastrophe-exposed regions of the United States. The company operates through underwriting and reinsurance activities and distributes policies via independent agents and brokers across several states.

Sustainability Strengths & Catalysts (Pros)

  • Concentration in homeowners insurance markets gives Heritage domain expertise in catastrophe modeling and underwriting for coastal and hurricane-prone regions, which can support targeted risk-management and pricing strategies.
  • Heritage maintains public investor relations and SEC filings, enabling transparency on financial performance, reserves and reinsurance program structure that can inform stakeholders about capital adequacy and catastrophe preparedness.
  • As a regional insurer, the company can deploy localized risk-mitigation programs and underwriting guidelines tailored to high-exposure geographies, potentially supporting resilience and loss reduction for policyholders.

Material Risks & Governance Concerns (Cons)

  • Material exposure to catastrophe risk (hurricanes and coastal events) creates volatility in underwriting results and elevated reserve and reinsurance needs, presenting climate-related financial risk as sea‑level rise and storm intensity evolve.
  • Concentration in high-risk geographies may raise affordability and access concerns for vulnerable communities and could lead to reputational and regulatory risks if pricing or underwriting practices are seen as excluding high-risk homeowners.

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ESG & Sustainability Rating Breakdown

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Audited Methodology

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Formal published scorecards from MSCI ESG Research and Sustainalytics are not currently available for this ticker. The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Data integrity and methodology

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FAQ

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What is Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. (HRTG)'s ESG rating and sustainability score?

Formal published scorecards from MSCI and Sustainalytics are under ongoing review for Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. (HRTG). The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Is Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. considered an ESG leader or laggard in Financials?

Independent benchmark status for Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. is evaluated relative to Financials peers once third-party coverage publishes official methodology scores.

What are the main ESG risks and controversies for Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc.?

Key material risks for Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. include: Material exposure to catastrophe risk (hurricanes and coastal events) creates volatility in underwriting results and elevated reserve and reinsurance needs, presenting climate-related financial risk as sea‑level rise and storm intensity evolve.; Concentration in high-risk geographies may raise affordability and access concerns for vulnerable communities and could lead to reputational and regulatory risks if pricing or underwriting practices are seen as excluding high-risk homeowners.. Investors should evaluate whether corporate mitigation plans adequately address these vulnerabilities.

How does The Impact Investor evaluate ESG stock profiles?

The Impact Investor presents audited third-party ratings from MSCI and Sustainalytics alongside delayed market data and financial fundamentals. We do not blend ratings into proprietary black-box scores, and ratings are never modified by advertising or affiliate relationships.