Business Interruption
Insurance

What is Business Interruption Insurance?
Depending on the insurer and policy chosen, business interruption insurance may help cover fixed costs, loss of revenue or temporary relocation expenses. At Insuregroup, we help clients explore policies and features that align with their operations, trading environment and supply chain exposure.
Do you need Business Interruption Insurance?
Unlike general property insurance, this form of cover may assist with financial concerns during periods when you are unable to operate normally. Reviewing your cover with a qualified broker may help you assess policies in line with your business model, lease terms and revenue dependencies.
Why Insuregroup?


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Types of Business Interruptions That Can Be Insured
Business types and trading models that may be considered include:

Retail stores and outlets

Hospitality venues

Professional services

Construction and trades

Manufacturing and warehousing

Medical and allied health clinics

Tenanted commercial premises
As a member of the Steadfast Insurance Group, we work with a broad network of Australian insurers to support a wide range of business types and industry sectors.
What does Business Interruption Insurance cover?
Cover may include:
Loss of gross profit or revenue during the interruption period
Fixed operating expenses such as rent, utilities and wages
Relocation costs if your premises become unusable
Additional costs incurred to minimise the impact of interruption
Losses from supplier or customer disruptions (if extensions apply)
Claims preparation costs
Extended indemnity periods depending on recovery timelines
What does Business Interruption Insurance not cover?
Common exclusions include:
Interruptions not linked to a covered property damage event
Pandemics or infectious disease shutdowns (unless specifically included)
Undeclared income streams or uninsured assets
Losses due to gradual deterioration or poor maintenance
Interruptions beyond the policy’s maximum indemnity period
Utility or service disruptions where no property damage occurred
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Does business interruption insurance cover pandemic related issues like COVID-19 or lockdowns?
It’s essential to check the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and advisable to speak with a broker to understand if any pandemic-related exclusions or inclusions apply to your chosen policy.
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