INVESTIS HOLDING SF-,10 Aktie

Investis recorded higher rental income of CHF 41.5m (+6.8%) and a net profit of CHF 68m in the first half of 2026, supported by valuation gains of CHF 44m. Recurring income of CHF 30m fully covers the dividend; the balance sheet remains conservative with an equity ratio of 63.8% and an LTV of 27.3%. Like‑for‑like rental growth in the residential segment was 1.1%, in line with the target corridor, while management announced disciplined acquisitions, conversions of commercial to residential properties and the refinancing of an October bond of over CHF 100m. The stock eased moderately and trades near the middle of its 52‑week range; Investis expects further rental growth and a gradual recovery in the EBITDA margin. » More on de.investing.com

Investis raised rental income in the first half of 2026 by 6.8% to CHF 41.5 million and EBITDA before revaluations and disposal gains by 9.3% to CHF 26.7 million. Valuation gains amounted to CHF 43.7 million (previous year CHF 70.5 million), so profit including revaluations fell to CHF 67.6 million, while adjusted profit excluding revaluations rose to CHF 30.1 million from CHF 19.6 million. The portfolio comprises 207 properties valued at CHF 2.29 billion, vacancy stands at 2.0% (residential 1.2%) and the LTV fell to 27.3%. Investis expects the operating result for the second half to be largely in line with the first half. » More on finanzen.net

Investis reports a strong operating result for H1 2026: property income rose 6.8% to CHF 41.5m, EBIT amounted to CHF 70.3m and net profit was CHF 67.6m. Thanks to revaluations of around CHF 44m and sales of minority interests, NAV per share increased to CHF 130.58. The portfolio grew to CHF 2.32bn, the loan-to-value ratio fell to 27.3% and the weighted interest rate on financial debt declined to around 0.92%. Investis expects the positive market momentum in the Lake Geneva region to continue in H2 2026. » More on de.investing.com