Jungfraubahnen

The Jungfraubahn Group reports a 5.7% decline in footfall for January–April 2026 versus the previous year. Jungfraujoch recorded a drop of 12.3%, Erlebnisberge minus 9.6% and the winter sports segment with ski visits minus 3.3%. According to the statement, the causes are hostilities in the Middle East with airspace restrictions, higher jet fuel prices and weakening demand from Asia; however, the booking outlook for the coming months remains good. Depending on the duration of the conflict, these effects could weigh on 2026 results; a first interim assessment will follow in the half-year report at the end of August. » More on finanzen.net

Jungfraubahn Holding reports a 2025 net profit of CHF 78.2 million (+2.3%), operating revenue of CHF 305.7 million (+3.7%) and EBITDA of CHF 138.4 million (+3.0%). Traffic revenue rose to CHF 216.1 million (+5.3%) and passenger numbers across all segments grew 3.2% to 3,909,700. The board proposes a dividend of CHF 8.50 per share (previous year CHF 7.50) and reports investments of CHF 34.4 million as well as an adjusted free cash flow of CHF 74.5 million. » More on de.investing.com

Jungfraubahn Holding reported a record 3,909,700 visitors in 2025 and a very strong start to the 2025/2026 season. At investor day, management announced new targets through 2030: an EBITDA margin of 45% (previously 43%), a return on sales of 25% (previously 20%), cumulative free cash flow of CHF 300 million (2025–2030), a dividend payout of 50–67% and a ROIC >10%. The group plans to finance investments in projects such as the renewal of the Firstbahn and expansion at Jungfraujoch with a strong balance sheet and high cash flow. » More on finanzen.net