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PSP Swiss Property AG/€PSPN

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About PSP Swiss Property AG

PSP Swiss Property AG is a Swiss real estate company that focuses on the investment and management of commercial properties. It operates primarily in the real estate sector, specializing in high-quality office and retail spaces. The company's portfolio consists mainly of properties located in prime locations within Switzerland's major economic centers such as Zurich, Geneva, and Basel. PSP Swiss Property AG is headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, and emphasizes sustainable building practices and energy efficiency in its managed properties. The company's strategic positioning leverages its deep market expertise and substantial real estate assets to maintain stable rental income and capitalize on property value appreciation.
Ticker
€PSPN
Primary listing
XGAT
Employees
83
Headquarters
Zug, Switzerland

PSPN Metrics

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€7.6B
15.46
€10.67
0.48
€4.27
2.59%

What the Analysts think about PSPN

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Analyst projections of the future price of PSP Swiss Property AG stock.

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PSP raised its 2026 EBITDA guidance to CHF 335 million after selling the Richtipark project, and reaffirmed that target in its half-year results. The disposal also removes a large development commitment from the company’s pipeline. (PSP Swiss Property)
Moody’s upgraded PSP’s long-term rating from A3 to A2 with a stable outlook, reflecting its strong credit standing and supporting access to funding. (PSP Swiss Property)
PSP is converting the Löwenbräu Red building in Zurich into a 175-room hotel, with a lease signed with Althoff Hotels and the amended building permit approved. This offers a route to turn an existing asset into a new income-generating use. (PSP Swiss Property)
The 26% rise in first-half EBITDA was mainly driven by the Richtipark sale, which generated CHF 39.7 million of property-sale income. That boost is not a recurring rental stream, so it may overstate the pace of underlying earnings growth. (PSP Swiss Property)
The vacancy rate rose from 3.5% at year-end to 4.0% in June, while PSP reported subdued demand amid oversupply in Basel. The company expects vacancy to fall back, but that improvement still needs to be delivered. (PSP Swiss Property)
Rental income was almost unchanged year on year in the first half, and like-for-like growth was only 0.7% before adjustment for a prior-year one-off. UBS also says remote working and AI are reshaping office demand, leaving older or less adaptable space more exposed. (PSP Swiss Property, UBS Global)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 31 Oct 2026.

PSPN Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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PSPN Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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