Zug Estates Holding

Zug Estates reports a 33% decline in group profit to CHF 42.90 million for the first half, driven by significantly lower revaluation effects. Group profit excluding revaluation and special items, however, rose by 6.6%. Property income remained stable and the vacancy rate is still 1.2%. The hotel & gastronomy segment saw higher occupancy and stronger demand, boosting its revenue and profitability. For 2026 the company expects slightly lower property income, stable hotel revenues with somewhat reduced profitability, and a slightly higher group profit excluding revaluation and special items. » More on de.investing.com

Zug Estates reports a group result excluding revaluations and one-off effects of CHF 21.2 million (+6.6%) in the first half of 2026, while the overall result fell to CHF 42.9 million due to lower revaluation gains (previous year CHF 63.9 million). Portfolio value rose to CHF 1.98 billion, the vacancy rate remained very low at 1.2%, and the equity ratio was a solid 56.6%. Property income stayed almost stable, the hotel and gastronomy business improved revenue and profitability, and the company expects a slightly higher group result excluding revaluations for 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Zug Estates won the vote on the Metalli-Areal in downtown Zug. The company is permitted to build apartments there and to erect an 80-meter high-rise. The decision enables further development of the site. » More on finanzen.net