Fundamenta Real Estate

Fundamenta Real Estate reports an operating result before revaluations for H1 2026 that rose by just over 14% to CHF 22.2 million, while reported net profit fell to CHF 23.8 million (previous year 28.9) due to significantly lower revaluation gains. Revaluation gains amounted to CHF 10.8 million versus CHF 20.4 million a year earlier; net profit excluding revaluations rose by just over 54% to CHF 15.9 million, partly driven by sales proceeds of CHF 6.5 million. Net rental income climbed 4.6% to CHF 21.9 million, vacancy rate remained very low at 1.4%, and the property portfolio is valued at around CHF 1.3 billion. For 2026 the company expects net contracted rental income of around CHF 44.9 million, a vacancy rate below 1.75%, net profit per share excluding revaluations of more than CHF 0.60, and further growth through acquisitions and development projects. » More on finanzen.net

Fundamenta Real Estate reports a sharply increased operating result for H1 2026: net profit excluding revaluation climbed 54.1% to CHF 15.9 million and actual net rental income grew 4.6% to CHF 21.9 million. Sales were on average 19.4% above market values, producing a pre-tax gain on sales of CHF 6.5 million, while the portfolio grew to CHF 1.272 billion despite divestments. Completed development and repositioning projects increased earnings power and energy performance, and the company sees an intact acquisition and development pipeline for the second half. » More on de.investing.com

The general meeting of Fundamenta Real Estate approved the 2025 annual accounts and confirmed a withholding-tax-free distribution of CHF 0.60 per registered share (payment date 9 April 2026, ex-date 7 April). The distribution corresponds to a yield of 3.4% as of 31.12.2025 and a payout of 94.1% based on net profit excluding revaluation effects. All members of the board of directors were re-elected; Dr. Andreas Spahni was narrowly confirmed and has announced his resignation no later than the 2027 AGM as part of succession planning. The general meeting also authorized the board to establish a capital band for up to two years with a maximum upper increase of CHF 41,019,096 and approved the remuneration report. » More on de.investing.com