Swisscom AG (SWJA) Price & Analysis
SWJA Stock Chart & Stats
- Day’s Range
- EUR 70.50 - EUR 72.00
- 52-Week Range
- EUR 55.00 - EUR 83.50
- Previous Close
- EUR 71.50
- Volume
- 0
- Average Volume (3M)
- 7
- Market Cap
- EUR 39.25B
- Enterprise Value
- EUR 60.23B
- Total Cash (Recent Filing)
- EUR 214.24M
- Total Debt (Recent Filing)
- EUR 16.44B
- Price to Earnings (P/E)
- 27.6
- Beta
- -0.05
- Next Earnings
- Nov 05, 2026
- EPS Estimate
- 0.76
- Next Dividend Ex-Date
- N/A
- Dividend Yield
- 3.89%
Bulls Say, Bears Say
Bulls Say
Cash Generation
Swisscom's elevated operating and free cash flow are a durable strength: strong FCF provides funding for network investment, dividend capacity and integration funding without immediate equity raises. Even if conversion is imperfect, recurring telecom cash flow supports multi‑year capital plans and strategic actions.
Profitability Margins
Margins are robust for a mature telco, reflecting operational scale and pricing power. Sustained mid‑teens operating margins and a high EBITDA margin create durable internal funding for capex and transformation, cushioning the business against cyclical revenue softness over the medium term.
Italy Synergy Delivery
Realizing material Italy synergies early is structurally positive: accelerating EUR300m target reduces underlying cost base, improves Italian EBITDA and free cash flow, and de‑risks the acquisition thesis by converting integration initiatives into lasting profitability enhancements.
Bears Say
Rising Leverage
A sharp jump in leverage materially reduces financial flexibility and raises refinancing and interest rate sensitivity. Over a 2–6 month horizon higher net debt constrains discretionary spend, limits margin for execution missteps, and makes deleveraging a strategic priority to restore resilience.
Persistent Service‑revenue Decline
Sustained declines in service revenue from both Switzerland and Italy, amplified by MVNO migrations and customer downtrading, weaken recurring cash flows and ARPU. This structural top‑line pressure forces reliance on cost cuts and synergies to sustain margins and long‑term growth prospects.
Integration Costs And Frontloaded CapEx
Large, frontloaded integration and migration CapEx will depress near‑term cash generation and raise execution risk: if synergy timing slips, incremental funding needs could further amplify leverage and constrain strategic options over the medium term, pressuring financial flexibility.
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Company Description
Swisscom AG
Swisscom AG is a prominent telecommunications provider, primarily delivering services in Switzerland and Italy, with a broader international presence. Its operations are structured into three distinct segments: Swisscom Switzerland, Fastweb, and Other Operating. The company offers a wide range of mobile and fixed-line connectivity solutions, including traditional telephony, high-speed internet, television, and various mobile packages, alongside the retail of associated terminal equipment. It also develops tailored telecommunications and communication solutions for both large corporations and small to medium-sized enterprises. Beyond core connectivity, Swisscom provides an extensive suite of advanced IT and digital solutions. These encompass cloud computing, outsourcing services, modern workplace technologies, mobile device management, robust networking, business process optimization, SAP integration, and critical security and authentication services. The firm further extends specialized services to the banking industry, offers innovative Internet of Things (IoT) applications, drives digital transformation initiatives for the healthcare sector, and develops IT systems for health insurance companies. Swisscom also acts as a wholesale provider, granting other telecommunication service providers access to its fixed-line and mobile networks, and offers roaming capabilities to foreign operators whose customers utilize its mobile infrastructure. Additionally, it provides various broadband services and regulated products. Internally, the company is responsible for the planning, operation, and maintenance of its complex network infrastructure and IT systems. It manages crucial support functions such as finance, human resources, and strategic planning, in addition to overseeing its real estate portfolio and vehicle fleet. Its comprehensive service portfolio caters to residential, business, and wholesale clients, offering core broadband and mobile telephony alongside integrated ICT solutions. Further activities include providing general IT and network services, managing online and traditional telephone directories, facilitating cross-platform retail media, and delivering secure communication services. Swisscom is also actively involved in the construction and ongoing maintenance of extensive wired and wireless network infrastructure. Established in 1852, Swisscom AG maintains its corporate headquarters in Bern, Switzerland.
- Sector
- Communicationservices
- Industry
- Telecommunications Services
- CEO
- Christoph Aeschlimann
- Employees
- 23,266
- Website
- www.swisscom.ch
- Address
- Alte Tiefenaustrasse 6, Worblaufen, BE, 3050, CH
Swisscom AG (SWJA) Earnings & Revenues
SWJA Company Deck
SWJA Earnings Call
Earnings Call SentimentNeutral
The call presented a balanced picture: strong operational execution and financial discipline delivered meaningful EBITDA and operating free cash flow growth, Italy integration synergies are ahead of plan, and network rollouts and AI initiatives show promising momentum. However, persistent top-line pressure from declining service revenue in both Switzerland and Italy, MVNO-driven wholesale RGU losses, upcoming integration CapEx and regulatory uncertainties temper the outlook. Management confirmed full-year guidance, signaling confidence in meeting targets despite the headwinds.
View all DE:SWJA earnings summariesTechnical Analysis
Overall Consensus
| Indicator | Bullish | Neutral | Bearish |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall Consensus | 15 | 4 | 3 |
| Technical Analysis | 3 | 4 | 3 |
| Moving Averages | 12 | 0 | 0 |