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PSP Swiss Property Stock Price

Symbol: OTCPK:PSPS.YMarket Cap: US$6.4bCategory: Real Estate Management and Development

PSPS.Y Share Price Performance

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    PSP Swiss Property AG Key Details

    CHF 351.3m

    Revenue

    CHF 23.8m

    Cost of Revenue

    CHF 327.5m

    Gross Profit

    -CHF 27.0m

    Other Expenses

    CHF 354.5m

    Earnings

    Last Reported Earnings
    Mar 31, 2025
    Next Reporting Earnings
    Aug 19, 2025
    Earnings per share (EPS)
    7.73
    Gross Margin
    93.23%
    Net Profit Margin
    100.93%
    Debt/Equity Ratio
    61.0%

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    About PSPS.Y

    Founded
    1999
    Employees
    81
    CEO
    Giacomo Balzarini
    WebsiteView website
    www.psp.info

    PSP Swiss Property AG, together with its subsidiaries, owns and manages real estate properties in Switzerland. It operates through Real Estate Investments and Property Management segments. The Real Estate Investment segment includes investment properties, investment properties for sale, own-used properties, and development properties, as well as development projects for sale, and rents properties. The Property Management segment consists of services and activities regarding the management of own real estate portfolio. The company owns a real estate portfolio of office and commercial properties. PSP Swiss Property AG was incorporated in 1999 and is based in Zug, Switzerland.

    Swiss Market Performance

    • 7 Days: 0.9%
    • 3 Months: 2.8%
    • 1 Year: 0.8%
    • Year to Date: 4.2%
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