Intershop Holding (ISN) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
26 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Net income for H1 2026 was CHF 67.5m, with CHF 33.8m excluding changes in fair value of properties, reflecting an 18% increase year-over-year on an adjusted basis, supported by higher operating income, lower expenses, and one-off positive tax effects.
Net income including changes in fair value was CHF 67.5m, down from CHF 175.9m in H1 2025, due to lower revaluations.
Return on equity reached 12.3%, or 6.2% excluding fair value changes.
Portfolio value increased to CHF 1.92 billion from CHF 1.75 billion at year-end 2025, driven by acquisitions and revaluations, with 43 properties.
Vacancy rate improved to 6.5% from 6.9% at year-end 2025.
Financial highlights
Net rental income declined 4.6% year-over-year to CHF 37.7m, mainly due to disposals.
Net gains from property disposals nearly doubled to CHF 5.1m, up 95.1%.
Operating result (EBIT) dropped 64.1% to CHF 84.7m, mainly due to lower revaluation gains.
Changes in fair value of properties dropped 76.2% to CHF 47.7m.
Earnings per share were CHF 7.32 (CHF 3.67 excluding fair value changes), with NAV per share at CHF 120.35.
Outlook and guidance
Net rental income expected to remain stable for 2026 despite disposals.
Net gains from property disposals (pre-tax) projected at least CHF 30m.
Net income excluding fair value changes anticipated above prior-year level, supporting continued attractive dividend policy.
Anticipates further attractive acquisition opportunities in H2 2026.
Latest events from Intershop Holding
- Stable profit, higher rental income, and lower vacancies with strong equity position.ISN
H1 2024 - Net profit surged 42% to CHF 117.5 million, with strong rental growth and a robust outlook.ISN
H2 2024 - Net profit surged to CHF 175.9 million on revaluation gains and portfolio growth, with positive outlook.ISN
H1 2025 - Net income surged 81.2% to CHF 212.8m, with a higher dividend and improved vacancy rate.ISN
H2 2025