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UBS subsidiary Balintra (Sima fund) is taking over the building rights for the Rosentalturm in Basel from MCH Group and has signed a corresponding agreement with the city. The building permit has been in place since 11 August 2026; preparatory work is to begin in winter 2026 and construction is expected to run until about 2030. Plans call for a 94‑meter tower, a five‑storey elongated building, a public inner courtyard, and 400 apartments — 75 of them affordable — as well as a parking garage with 730 spaces. In SIX trading, MCH shares fell temporarily by around 2.03% to CHF 6.76. » More on finanzen.net

MCH Group increased revenue by 12% to CHF 248.8 million in the first half of 2026. EBITDA rose to CHF 34.3 million (previously 18.9) and net profit to CHF 18.6 million (previously 5.3), driven by first editions such as Art Basel Qatar as well as Conexpo and Swissbau. Event cancellations in the Middle East, negative currency effects and weaker earnings at Expomobilia had a dampening effect, but the situation has eased since March. The company still does not provide annual targets, but sees a foundation for sustainable profitability through improved operational efficiency and expects a normalization of activities in the fourth quarter with a stronger local focus. » More on finanzen.net

MCH Group closed the first half of 2025 with a net profit of CHF 5.3 million and raised EBITDA to CHF 18.9 million on operating revenue of CHF 222.4 million despite slightly declining sales. The improvement follows efficiency measures and successful events such as Art Basel; the ESC was a logistical highlight but imposed additional costs. For the second half of the year MCH expects revenues to grow again, supported by new partnerships with QSI and QC+ and the one-off sale of the Expomobilia building, but sees exchange rate fluctuations as a risk. » More on finanzen.net

The board of directors of Kursaal Bern has appointed Jonas Scharf as the new CEO; he will succeed Kevin Kunz, who will retire at the end of April 2026 after ten years in the role. Scharf (b. 1968) brings nearly three decades of leadership experience in trade fair, congress and hospitality sectors, served as COO of MCH Exhibitions & Events and managed sites with revenues exceeding CHF 50 million as well as large projects such as a CHF 400 million construction programme. He holds an MBA and has experience in restructurings, digitalisation, marketing and pricing strategies, and leading large teams. » More on finanzen.net

MC Group PCL reported revenue of $925.41 million for Q4 2025, missing the forecast of $1.336 billion by 30.73%, while EPS of $0.17 matched market expectations. The company confirmed a net profit margin of 5% and announced increased investments in digital and omnichannel strategies as well as an expansion of its fashion and accessories categories. Despite the revenue disappointment, the stock was unchanged in early trading and management pointed to risks such as supply chain disruptions and macroeconomic pressure. » More on de.investing.com