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PSP Swiss Property AG ( (CH:PSPN) ) has provided an update.
PSP Swiss Property AG reported another solid financial year in 2025, with its real estate portfolio rising to CHF 10.1 billion and a continued focus on centrally located, high-quality properties. The company operates in a stable but segmented Swiss commercial rental market, where prime city-centre offices and high-street retail, particularly in Zurich, showed strong demand while peripheral and older assets remained under pressure.
Net income increased by 8.9% to CHF 408.5 million, driven largely by a higher revaluation gain of CHF 231.1 million, while profit excluding property gains fell slightly and rental income was broadly flat on a reported basis but grew like-for-like. The balance sheet remains robust with an equity ratio of 55.5%, low average debt costs around 1%, over CHF 1 billion in unused credit lines and an A3 rating, enabling continued investment in major development and refurbishment projects and supporting a 5 centime increase in the dividend to CHF 3.95 per share.
The most recent analyst rating on (CH:PSPN) stock is a Buy with a CHF162.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on PSP Swiss Property AG stock, see the CH:PSPN Stock Forecast page.
More about PSP Swiss Property AG
PSP Swiss Property AG is a Swiss real estate company focused on high-quality commercial properties in prime inner-city locations such as Zurich, Geneva, Bern, Lausanne and Basel. Its core business is owning, managing and developing office, retail and mixed-use assets, with a strategy centred on sustainable buildings, stable cash flows and long-term value creation in the Swiss property market.
Average Trading Volume: 64,089
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: CHF7.21B
For an in-depth examination of PSPN stock, go to TipRanks’ Overview page.

