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Leonteq approves share buyback up to CHF 100 million and elects Andreas Casutt as board chairman

Leonteq shareholders approved a buyback submitted by major shareholder Rainer‑Marc Frey: up to 5 million registered shares with a maximum acquisition value of CHF 100 million (autumn 2026 to end of June 2028). Andreas Casutt was elected chairman of the board with around 83% of the votes; he is considered not independent due to his connection to Horizon21. Frey holds just under 30% of the shares via H21 Macro. Shareholders granted discharge to the board and management for 2024/25 and approved an amendment to the articles of association allowing variable remuneration for board members. » More on finanzen.net
Leonteq: major shareholder Rainer-Marc Frey increases stake to nearly 30% after Raiffeisen purchase

Rainer-Marc Frey, via H21 Macro, acquired 1.19 million Leonteq shares (about 6.5% of outstanding shares) from Raiffeisen Schweiz and now holds 29.78% of Leonteq directly and indirectly. The purchase comes ahead of the extraordinary general meeting on 21 September, where Frey’s proposal for a share buyback program (up to 5 million shares, up to CHF 100 million) will be voted on. The board of directors made no recommendation on the buyback proposal; changes to the board (Andreas Casutt as president, Reto Suter as member) and the discharge for 2025 are also on the ballot. Raiffeisen is fully exiting as a shareholder and intends to concentrate going forward on operational cooperation with Leonteq. » More on finanzen.net
Leonteq nominates new chairman of the board and faces proposals from major shareholder Frey

Leonteq proposes Andreas Casutt as its new chairman of the board; Christopher Chambers will step down as announced. Also up for election are Reto Suter and Philippe Le Baquer as vice president, and a replacement for Philippe Weber is planned. Major shareholder Rainer‑Marc Frey (23.3%) is demanding a share buyback program of up to 100 million Swiss francs and a change to the articles of association regarding variable compensation; the board gives no recommendation on the buyback request and rejects the compensation amendment. At the extraordinary general meeting on 21 September, the discharge of the board and executive management for 2024 and 2025 will also be put to a vote. » More on finanzen.net

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In 2025, LEONTEQ has already paid €3.14 in dividends. The last payout was in April 2025.

Financials

In the last quarter, LEONTEQ had revenue of €123.13M and net profit of €13.76M

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	123.13M	-
Gross profit	87.35M	-
Net profit	13.76M	-
EBITDA	33.67M	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€378.96M
Number of shares	17.7M
52-week high/low	€56.14 - €21.41
Dividends	No
Beta	0.07
P/E ratio	-11.69
PEG ratio	0.00
P/B ratio	0.51
P/S ratio	2.19

Company profile

Die Leonteq AG bietet in der Schweiz und international strukturierte Anlageprodukte sowie langfristige Spar- und Vorsorgelösungen an. Sie ist in den Segmenten Investment Solutions und Insurance & Wealth Planning Solutions tätig. Das Unternehmen produziert und vertreibt strukturierte Anlageprodukte. Darüber hinaus bietet es Spar-, Anlage- und Auszahlungsprodukte sowie eine digitale Plattform an, die fondsgebundene Einzelhandelsprodukte mit Finanzgarantien sowie Absicherungen für strukturierte Produkte ermöglicht. Das Unternehmen bietet seine Dienstleistungen den Plattformpartnern im Rahmen von Kooperationsvereinbarungen an und vertreibt seine Produkte über institutionelle und Finanzintermediäre an Privatanleger. Das Unternehmen war früher unter dem Namen EFG Financial Products Holding AG bekannt und änderte im Juni 2013 seinen Namen in Leonteq AG. Leonteq AG wurde 2007 gegründet und hat ihren Hauptsitz in Zürich, Schweiz.

Name	LEONTEQ
CEO	Christian Spieler
Headquarters	Zurich, zh Switzerland
Website	ch.leonteq.com
Sector	Financials
Industry	Financial Services
IPO	10/19/2012
Employees	545