Sunrise Communications AG/Fr. SUNN

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About Sunrise Communications AG

Sunrise Communications AG, headquartered in Opfikon, Switzerland, provides telecommunications services to residential and business customers. Its offerings include mobile voice and data services, broadband internet, fixed-line telephony, and television services. The company operates under several brands, including Sunrise, yallo, Lebara, swype, and UPC. Sunrise Communications AG was founded in 1996 and became an independent public entity in November 2024 following its spin-off from Liberty Global. The company maintains a significant presence in the Swiss telecommunications market, serving approximately 3.1 million mobile customers, 1.3 million broadband customers, and around 1.0 million TV customers as of March 2025.
Ticker
Fr. SUNN
Sector
Communication
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
2,897
Headquarters
Opfikon, Switzerland

SUNN Metrics

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CHF 3.1B
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-CHF 1.64
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CHF 3.42
8.09%

Bulls say / Bears say

Commercial momentum improved materially in Q2 2026, with 21,000 net mobile postpaid additions and 3,000 broadband additions—the best Internet net-add performance in five quarters—while fixed-mobile convergence reached 61.1%. (Sunrise Q2 2026 financial results)
Cash generation strengthened despite weaker reported earnings: Q2 adjusted free cash flow rose 33.3% year over year and H1 adjusted free cash flow increased 153.8% to CHF93.4 million, helped by lower capital spending and operating-cost discipline. (Sunrise Q2 2026 financial results)
Management fully reconfirmed 2026 guidance, including broadly stable revenue, adjusted EBITDAaL of around CHF1 billion, adjusted free cash flow of CHF380–400 million and a proposed CHF3.49 per Class A share dividend for 2026, implying more than 2% year-over-year dividend growth. (Sunrise Q2 2026 financial results)
Q2 2026 revenue fell 2.6% year over year and adjusted EBITDAaL declined 3.8%; H1 revenue was down 1.2% and residential revenue fell 2.8%, indicating that pricing benefits and cost savings have not yet translated into top-line growth. (Sunrise Q2 2026 financial results)
Despite improved Q2 profitability, Sunrise remained loss-making in H1 2026, with net loss widening 12.6% to CHF61.8 million; Q1 net loss had also risen sharply to CHF39.4 million from CHF1.3 million a year earlier. (Reuters)
The balance sheet remains a material equity risk: Sunrise paid CHF143.5 million of interest in H1 2026 and reported CHF181.6 million of financial expenses, while its July refinancing was leverage-neutral and introduced new senior secured notes carrying a 5% coupon. (SEC filing)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 9 Sept 2026.

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