Swiss Prime Site AG/Fr. SPSN

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About Swiss Prime Site AG

Swiss Prime Site AG, headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, is a real estate investment company specializing in the acquisition, development, sale, and leasing of commercial properties. Founded in 1999, the company operates through two primary segments: Real Estate and Asset Management. The Real Estate segment focuses on managing a portfolio valued at approximately CHF 13 billion, comprising office, retail, and infrastructure properties located mainly in the metropolitan regions of Zurich, Geneva, and Basel. The Asset Management segment, under Swiss Prime Site Solutions, oversees assets totaling around CHF 13 billion, offering investment opportunities such as open- and closed-end funds and advisory services to third-party investors. Notable properties include the Prime Tower in Zurich, a 126-meter office building completed in 2011. The company's strategic positioning emphasizes sustainable and value-oriented real estate investments, leveraging its extensive experience and scale to drive innovation and create long-term value.
Ticker
Fr. SPSN
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
189
Headquarters
Zug, Switzerland
Website
sps.swiss

SPSN Metrics

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CHF 10B
24.76
CHF 5.09
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CHF 3.50
1.39%

Bulls say / Bears say

FFO I per share rose 2.4% to CHF 2.15 in H1 2026, the highest level in the company’s history, underpinning confidence in achieving full-year guidance at the upper end of CHF 4.25–4.30 (Reuters).
Swiss Prime Site reshaped its portfolio in H1 2026 by divesting smaller retail assets and acquiring prime Bahnhofstrasse property in Zurich, increasing prime-location exposure to 100% and supporting rent resilience and valuation gains (Reuters).
Asset-management fee income grew 5.2% to CHF 40 million in H1 2026, making Swiss Prime Site Solutions the group’s fastest-growing segment and highlighting the success of the dual-pillar strategy (Reuters).
Financial expenses in H1 2026 rose to CHF 113.9 million from CHF 97.0 million a year earlier due to a one-off valuation adjustment on a refinanced convertible bond’s embedded derivative, pressuring net profit margins (Swiss Prime Site).
Loan-to-value temporarily exceeded 39% in H1 2026 following the dividend payout, highlighting leverage risks and sensitivity to financing conditions (Swiss Prime Site).
The vacancy rate remained at 3.7% at the end of June 2026, unchanged from the end of 2025, indicating limited progress in occupancy improvements despite focus on prime locations (Swiss Prime Site).
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 7 Sept 2026.

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