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PSP Swiss Property delivered a solid first half of 2026, supported by the sale of Richtipark, revaluation gains of CHF 112m and an adjusted like‑for‑like (area‑adjusted) growth of 1.7%. Management confirmed the EBITDA forecast of CHF 335m, raised the projection for the reversal of deferred taxes to around CHF 14m and keeps the annual vacancy target at 3.5%, although the half‑year rate was 4% due to the reclassification of Hotel des Postes. Moody’s upgraded the credit rating from A3 to A2, underscoring the balance sheet strength. The share reacted only slightly negatively, as the figures were seen as solid but hardly surprising. » Mere på de.investing.com

PSP Swiss Property has sold the Richtipark in Wallisellen to La Foncière Urban Development. At the same time, the company has adjusted its EBITDA target upwards. Further details on the sale and the target increase were published in the company communiqué. » Mere på finanzen.net

PSP Swiss Property slightly raised property income in the first quarter of 2026 and reports a rise in profit. No further details on amounts or drivers were given in the text. » Mere på finanzen.net

At the ordinary general meeting, PSP Swiss Property’s annual and consolidated financial statements for 2025 and the management report were approved and the board of directors and executive management were discharged. A distribution of CHF 3.95 gross per share was approved with an ex-date of 7 April 2026 and payment from 9 April 2026. The remuneration report and maximum amounts were confirmed; Dr. Luciano Gabriel and five other board members were re-elected and Dr. Martin Furrer was newly elected to the board; Ernst & Young remains the auditor. A total of 71.67% of the share capital was represented and all motions from the board were adopted. » Mere på de.investing.com

PSP Swiss Property kept property income almost stable in the past fiscal year. The group recorded a profit increase that is mainly attributable to revaluations. » Mere på finanzen.net