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PSP Swiss Property AG/Fr. PSPN

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About PSP Swiss Property AG

PSP Swiss Property AG operates in the real estate industry, focusing on the acquisition, development, and management of commercial properties in Switzerland. The company manages a substantial portfolio that includes office and retail spaces, primarily concentrated in key Swiss cities such as Zurich, Geneva, and Basel. Founded in 1999, PSP Swiss Property AG has established itself with a strategy centered around high-value properties in prime locations, prioritizing sustainable development and value enhancement of its holdings. Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, the company's strategic strength lies in its deep market knowledge and its focus on maintaining a high-quality property portfolio that optimizes long-term rental income.
Ticker
Fr. PSPN
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
83
Headquarters
Zug, Switzerland

PSPN Metrics

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CHF 6.7B
14.80
CHF 9.82
0.48
CHF 3.95
2.72%

Bulls say / Bears say

The Richtipark sale lifted 2026 EBITDA guidance to CHF 335 million from CHF 310 million. The deal contributes about CHF 40 million to EBITDA, giving the company a clear near-term earnings boost. (PSP Swiss Property)
Prime-location assets are benefiting from firm investor demand: H1 property revaluations added CHF 111.9 million, with gains mainly in investment properties in prime Zurich locations. This supports portfolio values and signals continuing demand for PSP’s core assets. (PSP Swiss Property)
The balance sheet looks resilient, with loan-to-value of 32.9% and average borrowing costs of about 1.05%. Moody’s also upgraded PSP’s rating to A2 from A3, supporting its access to finance. (PSP Swiss Property)
Underlying rental growth is subdued: H1 rental income was virtually unchanged at CHF 174 million, while like-for-like growth was 0.7% before adjusting for a prior-year one-off. PSP also expects revenue to ease later in the year because of disposals and development timing. (PSP Swiss Property)
Vacancy rose to 4.0% from 3.5% at the end of 2025, and 6% of rents on contracts expiring in 2026 were still open at mid-year. PSP expects vacancies to fall back, but failure to let the completed Hôtel des Postes space as planned could keep pressure on occupancy. (PSP Swiss Property)
Reported profit is exposed to property valuation assumptions: H1 revaluations added CHF 111.9 million, while the portfolio’s average discount rate edged down to 3.52%. Revaluation gains can reverse if required yields rise, and PSP says older buildings and peripheral locations remain challenging. (PSP Swiss Property)
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