Jungfraubahn H1 FY26 profit drops 22% to CHF 28.9 million; operating income falls 8.6% to CHF 137 million
Reuters2026/08/28 04:29- Jungfraubahn Holding AG posted first-half 2026 profit of CHF 28.9 million, down 22% from the record prior-year period.
- Operating income fell 8.6% to CHF 137 million, while transportation revenues dropped 8.9% to CHF 97.63 million.
- EBITDA declined to CHF 56.8 million, as operating expenses fell 4.6% on lower electricity prices and other measures.
- Jungfraujoch transportation revenues slid 11.9% to CHF 52.6 million, with visitors down 17.6% to 389,600; average income per visitor rose to CHF 205.
- Management cited weaker Asia demand after the Iran war outbreak; July-August Jungfraujoch visitors fell just over 10% year-on-year, bookings remain solid.
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