Investis rental income grows 24%, but net profit declines due to lack of asset sales

Investing.com – Swiss residential property owner Investis announced on Wednesday that rental income is expected to grow by 24% in 2025, driven by portfolio expansion and rising full occupancy rents.

The company’s rental income growth coincides with its efforts to expand real estate holdings and achieve higher occupancy rates across its portfolio. This growth reflects the company’s strategy of acquiring properties in supply-constrained markets.

Net profit declined year-over-year due to the absence of asset sales gains that boosted last year’s performance. Despite the profit decrease, the company recorded a revaluation gain of CHF 113.5 million, supported by lower interest rates, higher cash flow, and acquisitions at attractive valuations.

During this period, Investis partially sold its stake in PHM Group TopCo Oy, generating a financial gain of CHF 11.1 million.

The company reported full-year revenue of CHF 79.8 million, below the consensus estimate of CHF 166.59 million provided by an analyst.

The board proposed increasing the dividend from CHF 2.60 to CHF 3.00, reflecting confidence in the company’s financial position.

Looking ahead to 2026, Investis expects the housing market around Lake Geneva to remain supply-constrained and stable. The company believes ongoing demand for small apartments in city centers will support market balance.

Investis anticipates strong operational performance in 2026, supported by its solid market position and low debt levels.

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