HIAG H1 FY26 net profit more than doubled to CHF 84.97 million; revenue falls 3.3% to CHF 37.98 million
Reuters2026/08/17 03:56- HIAG posted net profit of CHF 84.97 million in H1 2026, up 90.4%; EPS rose to CHF 8.40.
- Rental income slipped 3.3% to CHF 37.98 million due to prior-year and H1 asset sales.
- Portfolio revaluations climbed to CHF 53.39 million, with CHF 39.74 million from development assets.
- Property portfolio value increased to CHF 2.08 billion; vacancy narrowed to 2.8% from 3.2%.
- Management said results extend 2025’s record performance; Alto in Zurich fully let, Chama sales reached 96% with CHF 23.3 million promotion gain.
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