Zug Estates Reports Strong Financial Performance for 2025

Zug Estates Group announced impressive financial results for 2025, showcasing a strong increase in net income. The company's net income rose significantly to CHF 85.2 million from CHF 58.7 million the previous year. Excluding revaluation and special effects, net income increased by 6.3% to CHF 39.2 million. Property income also saw a rise, escalating by 3.4% to CHF 71.6 million.

The vacancy rate remained low at 0.7%, and political progress was made on the Metalli living space project, with a public vote scheduled for June 2026. The Board plans to propose a 4.3% dividend increase at the upcoming shareholders' meeting. Despite a less favorable economic climate and slightly weaker demand for rental space, Zug Estates maintained a positive letting situation.

The revaluation gain, spurred by interest rate cuts and market demand, contributed to a robust operating performance. With a solid portfolio value increase and strong operational results across all sectors, the board is optimistic for the 2026 financial outlook, expecting stable net income levels.