Orell Füssli AG/Fr. OFN

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About Orell Füssli AG

Orell Füssli AG is a Swiss company specializing in the production of security printing, books, and stationery. The company operates primarily in three segments: security printing, including banknotes and identity documents; book retailing through its e-book and traditional bookstores; and industrial systems focusing on printing systems. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, Orell Füssli was founded in 1519, lending it a significant historical presence. The company leverages its extensive expertise in high-security printing and distribution networks to maintain a competitive stance in its key markets. Its strategic operations in the high-security sector are supported by rigorous quality standards and innovative technology advancements.
Ticker
Fr. OFN
Sector
Business services
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
703
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland

Orell Füssli AG Metrics

BasicAdvanced
CHF 276M
16.65
CHF 8.35
0.13
CHF 5.80
4.17%

Bulls say / Bears say

Security Printing has a substantial, diversified order book that should keep capacity well utilised into 2027. High demand and early 2027 orders provide unusual revenue visibility for the group. (FinanzWire, Edison Group)
Orell Füssli is expanding book retailing while a major rival retreats from physical shops. First-half sales growth, three new branches and the acquisition of 13 stationery stores could strengthen its Swiss market position and its omnichannel network. (SRF)
Procivis won two EU tenders, giving Orell Füssli early commercial traction in digital identity solutions. This creates a potential growth option alongside the more established printing and retail operations. (FinanzWire, schweizeraktien.net)
First-half adjusted EBIT fell 32% to CHF6.9 million, despite slightly higher revenue, as a less complex security-printing order mix cut divisional profit. This shows that a full order book does not guarantee strong margins. (FinanzWire, cash)
Zeiser was hit by postponed Gulf-region projects, leaving first-half revenue slightly lower and the division loss-making. Geopolitical delays could continue to make this smaller industrial business volatile. (FinanzWire)
Book retailing revenue grew 2.3% in the first half, but EBIT dropped as the A. Köhler acquisition increased costs, while weak consumer sentiment remains a constraint. Further shop openings and integration spending could therefore dilute near-term returns. (SRF, Börsenblatt)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 16 Sept 2026.

Orell Füssli AG Financial Performance

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QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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Orell Füssli AG Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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