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Swisscom AG/Fr. SCMN

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About Swisscom AG

Swisscom AG is a major telecommunications provider based in Switzerland, delivering a wide range of services including mobile and fixed-line telephony, broadband internet, and digital television. The company also offers IT services and solutions, catering to both residential and business customers. Founded in 1998, Swisscom emerged from the former state-owned telecommunications entity and is headquartered in Ittigen near Bern, Switzerland. It boasts a strong domestic market presence and also holds interests in Italy through its subsidiary Fastweb. Swisscom differentiates itself through significant investments in network infrastructure and technology innovation, striving for reliable and comprehensive connectivity solutions in a competitive market.
Ticker
Fr. SCMN
Sector
Communication
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
22,761
Headquarters
Worblaufen, Switzerland

Swisscom AG Metrics

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CHF 36B
27.60
CHF 25.38
0.40
CHF 26.00
3.71%

Bulls say / Bears say

Swisscom’s Italian merger is delivering savings faster than many investors may have expected: it realised €166 million of synergies in the first half and remains on track for more than €300 million this year. Second-quarter core profit also beat market expectations by about 4%. (Reuters)
Cash generation is improving: adjusted operating free cash flow rose 21.6% in the first half to CHF 1.2 billion. If it meets its 2026 targets, Swisscom plans to raise its dividend to CHF 27 per share from CHF 26. (Swisscom)
Swisscom’s strong Swiss network may help it defend its home-market position: 5G+ covered 90% of the population and fibre reached 58% of households and businesses by June. Despite lower Swiss revenue, adjusted segment EBITDAaL edged up 0.6% in the first half. (Swisscom)
Revenue remains under pressure in both main markets. First-half telecommunications-services revenue fell 2.1% in Switzerland and 3.6% in Italy, while group revenue declined 3.0%. (Swisscom)
The Italian network integration faces a potentially long and costly tower dispute: Swisscom said it could take about five years to move away from INWIT, which says its contract runs until 2038 and has threatened legal action. (Reuters)
The balance sheet has less room for error while Swisscom funds its expansion: it forecasts year-end leverage of around 2.3 times and capital expenditure of CHF 3.0–3.1 billion for 2026. Heavy investment could constrain financial flexibility if trading weakens further. (Swisscom)
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