Swiss Properties Invest (SWISS) Investor update summary
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Investor update summary
21 Oct, 2026Overview
Established in Oct 2021 and listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market Copenhagen in Jul 2022; strategy is to acquire, operate and grow a Swiss commercial property portfolio, reinvesting free cash flow.
After four years: 10 properties acquired, book value above DKK 820m, acquisition volume above CHF 500m, NAV growth above 50% and equity above DKK 335m.
Portfolio and strategy
Targets quality commercial properties, typically CHF 5–30m, with strong tenants, attractive initial yields and locations in well-connected cantons.
Value creation priorities include improving occupancy, rents and operations, using underutilized space, investing in sustainable energy and reinvesting free cash flow.
Portfolio locations shown include cantons Zurich, Lucerne, Thurgau, Basel-Land and Aargau; an additional acquisition is marked in Zurich in Jul 2026.
Investment rationale cites Swiss political and currency stability, property-rights protection, constrained supply in attractive commercial areas and strong tenant demand.
Performance and targets
NAV rose 51% from 31 Dec 2022 to 31 Dec 2025; NAV per share was DKK 147.50 at 31 Dec 2025.
Long-term investment-return targets are 100% by 2032 and 300% by 2042, measured 10 and 20 years from the listing.
Management’s historical project returns averaged above 50% for projects up to 5 years, above 180% for 5–10 years and above 400% for projects over 10 years; CHF/DKK fixed at 7.55 for comparison.
FY2025 revenue was DKK 37.8m and EBITVA DKK 24.8m, both above the stated projections for 2034; property value reached DKK 777m vs projected DKK 561m for 2025.
Equity rose to DKK 337m in 2025 from DKK 306m in 2024, above the DKK 270m projection for 2025.
Latest events from Swiss Properties Invest
- Revenue up 7% to DKK 20.1m and profit after tax rose in H1 2026, with portfolio at 10 properties.SWISS
H1 2026 - 2025 revenue and equity exceeded projections, but shares still trade below book value.SWISS
Status update - Revenue and gross profit rose, but net profit fell due to lower property revaluation gains.SWISS
H2 2025 - Profit after tax surged 334% and property values rose 20%, signaling strong portfolio growth.SWISS
H2 2024 - H1 2025 saw higher revenue, profit, and equity, with interest rate cuts boosting outlook.SWISS
H1 2025 - Revenue and net profit rose in H1 2024, with portfolio value surpassing IPO projections.SWISS
H1 2024