Flughafen Zürich

Since early September, Flughafen Zürich has been operating Level 4 automated shuttle buses for the first time without a safety attendant on board. The two vehicles run on a fixed route with no intersections with aircraft taxiways and are monitored from a control center. Safety drivers were retrained as remote supervisors and can intervene if necessary; the service initially operates without passengers for about four weeks and is planned through the end of 2026. The findings are intended to be used for further automated vehicles, and the share price briefly fell slightly to 206.60 francs. » Mere på finanzen.net

Flughafen Zürich reports a record H1 2026 revenue of CHF 674 million, EBITDA of CHF 374 million and net profit of CHF 164 million, driven by higher passenger traffic in Zürich and strong growth in Brazil. The share price dropped about 4.3% after guidance pointed to slower passenger growth for 2026, high capital expenditures and weaker dividend expectations. The newly opened Noida International Airport is expected to remain EBITDA-negative in 2026 and to reach breakeven only in 2027. The company plans CHF 400 million of investments in Zürich and around CHF 100 million in international subsidiaries, and expects 2026 EBITDA to be broadly flat year-on-year but group profit to be lower. » Mere på de.investing.com

In the first half of 2026 Flughafen Zürich raised revenue by 5% to 673.6 million Swiss francs and EBITDA by 4% to 374.2 million Swiss francs. Consolidated profit rose only slightly, by 1% to 163.7 million Swiss francs, but remained the best half-year result in the company's history. The company confirms its full-year targets, expects about 3% more passengers to surpass 33 million, and keeps EBITDA at last year’s level, but anticipates a lower net profit due to fee reductions as well as depreciation and interest expenses from Noida. For 2026, investments of around 400 million in Zurich and 100 million abroad are planned; by 2040 the airport aims for revenue of over 3 billion and a ROIC above 8%. » Mere på finanzen.net

At its annual general meeting, Flughafen Zürich approved a dividend of CHF 8.50 per share for 2025, up 49.12% from the previous year; a total of CHF 175.00 million will be distributed, raising the overall payout by 7.56%. The dividend yield for 2025 is 3.38% (previous year 2.62%); the stock is currently trading ex-dividend, which can lead to apparent price declines. FactSet expects a lower dividend of CHF 7.82 for 2026 (estimated yield 3.16%); market capitalization amounts to CHF 7.629 billion, earnings per share CHF 11.29 (2025). » Mere på finanzen.net

On 29 March the 2026 summer flight schedule at Flughafen Zürich comes into effect. New to the offering is a direct connection to Namibia, resulting in Flughafen Zürich shares trading firmer. » Mere på finanzen.net