Company type | Joint-stock company |
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SIX: SPSN SMI MID component | |
Industry | Real estate |
Founded | May 11, 1999 |
Founders | Credit Suisse, Siemens, Winterthur Group |
Headquarters | , |
Key people | CEO: René Zahnd Chairman: Ton Buechner |
Number of employees | 764 (2023) |
Website | sps |
Swiss Prime Site AG is one of the largest listed real estate companies in Europe. [1] The fair value of the real estate under management is around CHF 26 billion. [2] The portfolio of the company's own real estate has a value of around CHF 13 billion and consists primarily of commercial and retail properties in the most important Swiss metropolitan regions of the Central Plateau. In addition to the real estate investments, the Group companies Swiss Prime Site Solutions and Jelmoli make up the Services segment.
The company was founded in 1999 by the pension funds of Credit Suisse and Siemens Switzerland and the then Winterthur Life (now Axa). Swiss Prime Site was listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange in April 2000. At the time, the real estate portfolio had a value of around CHF 500 million. [3]
In 2001, Swiss Prime Site bought a portfolio of office buildings from Swisscom. [4] In 2003, it acquired the Frey Group and in 2004 Maag Holding AG. In 2009, the takeover of the stock listed Jelmoli Holding AG took place. In October 2012, Swiss Prime Site acquired Wincasa AG, [5] a real estate service company in Switzerland, as well as the Tertianum Group. [6] In 2019 Swiss Prime Site announced the sale of the Tertianum Group. [7] [8] At the end of 2021, Swiss Prime Site acquired the Akara Group to strengthen the Services segment. [9] In March 2023, the sale of Wincasa to Implenia was announced. [10]
Completed construction projects: Espace Tourbillon Genf, [11] Basler Messeturm, [12] Opus Zug, [13] the PostFinance Arena and Schönburg in Bern [14] YOND , Sihlcity in Zürich and Roter Turm in Winterthur. [15] as well as the Prime Tower with the Clouds restaurant and its neighboring building. The Prime Tower on the Maag site in Zürich West, is with its total of 126 meters, one of the tallest office buildings in Switzerland. [16] [17]
Swiss Prime Site Solutions manages assets. [18]
The management consists of René Zahnd (CEO since 2016), Marcel Kucher (CFO since 2021) and Anastasius Tschopp (CEO Swiss Prime Site Solutions since 2018).
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