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The 25 largest capital increases in Switzerland (last 12 months)

Swiss companies raised CHF 3.2 billion in share capital over the past year. Here are the biggest moves.

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Over the past twelve months, 1,351 Swiss companies increased their share capital, for a combined CHF 3.2 billion. The top of the list is dominated by financial infrastructure: Pfandbriefzentrale der schweizerischen Kantonalbanken added CHF 600 million in April 2026, bringing its capital to CHF 2.8 billion. Saxo Holding in Basel followed with CHF 418 million in March.

Below the headline figures, a pattern emerges. Several companies appear more than once. Calik Renewables raised capital twice (CHF 68.5 million in March, then CHF 30 million in June), and Calik Enerji Swiss did the same. Lidya Globus Swiss completed two rounds totalling CHF 180 million. Repeat raises often signal sustained investment programmes rather than one-off events.

The canton of Lucerne stands out for the concentration of large raises by holding companies. Zürich leads by total volume, driven by Pfandbriefzentrale and several real estate vehicles. For more on how to read these entries and what they mean for sales, see our guide to tracking capital increases.

1,351
Capital increases
CHF 3.2bn
Total raised
CHF 236k
Median increase
# Company Canton Date Increase New capital
1 Pfandbriefzentrale der schweizerischen Kantonalbanken AG Zürich 23 Apr 2026 CHF 600,000,000 CHF 2,825,000,000
2 Saxo Holding AG Basel-Stadt 4 Mar 2026 CHF 418,392,200 CHF 419,392,200
3 Eurofima Europäische Gesellschaft für die Finanzierung von Eisenbahnmaterial Basel-Stadt 15 Jul 2026 CHF 185,500,000 CHF 2,835,500,000
4 Lidya Globus Swiss AG Lucerne 1 Oct 2025 CHF 152,483,000 CHF 152,603,000
5 Calik Renewables AG Lucerne 3 Mar 2026 CHF 68,500,000 CHF 90,787,006
6 International Fashion Trading SA Ticino 20 Apr 2026 CHF 60,102,000 CHF 60,452,000
7 Leclanché SA Vaud 1 Jun 2026 CHF 46,243,227 CHF 160,073,202
8 Polpharma Biologics International AG Zug 18 Mar 2026 CHF 44,900,000 CHF 45,000,000
9 Central Real Estate Holding AG Zürich 28 Oct 2025 CHF 40,808,551 CHF 459,434,705
10 ARTIDIS AG Basel-Stadt 25 Jun 2026 CHF 36,328,604 CHF 39,572,309
11 Universitäres Psychiatrisches Zentrum Bern AG Bern 24 Jun 2026 CHF 34,900,000 CHF 74,300,000
12 Swiss Estates AG Schwyz 6 Feb 2026 CHF 32,942,725 CHF 46,390,725
13 Veritas Resources AG Zug 18 Mar 2026 CHF 30,000,000 CHF 40,000,000
14 Calik Renewables AG Lucerne 8 Jun 2026 CHF 30,000,000 CHF 120,787,006
15 Calik Enerji Swiss AG Lucerne 28 Nov 2025 CHF 29,200,000 CHF 30,000,000
16 Lidya Globus Swiss AG Lucerne 21 Nov 2025 CHF 27,425,000 CHF 180,028,000
17 SIFEM AG Bern 7 May 2026 CHF 25,000,000 CHF 759,444,010
18 B&B Hotels Switzerland GmbH Geneva 6 Jan 2026 CHF 22,509,000 CHF 23,729,000
19 VOé éole SA Vaud 12 Dec 2025 CHF 21,000,000 CHF 22,000,000
20 Calik Enerji Swiss AG Lucerne 19 May 2026 CHF 20,000,000 CHF 50,000,000
21 Ecominerals Trading SA Geneva 18 Nov 2025 CHF 18,000,000 CHF 19,000,000
22 Alpstock AG Zürich 11 Jun 2026 CHF 17,620,909 CHF 46,840,185
23 Impact Immobilien AG Bern 10 Dec 2025 CHF 16,369,970 CHF 90,398,705
24 GF Trading Fertilizer AG Zürich 1 Dec 2025 CHF 15,494,503 CHF 15,594,503
25 GUTGRÜN AG Graubünden 1 Jun 2026 CHF 15,000,000 CHF 16,000,000
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A capital increase in the Swiss commercial register means the company's shareholders have committed real money. For B2B salespeople, it marks the moment a company has fresh resources and is likely investing in growth, infrastructure, or expansion. The full ranking above shows the top 25 by increase amount. The remaining 1,326 are visible to registered users.

This page updates automatically with rolling 12-month data from the SHAB (Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce). To understand what each entry type means, read our practical guide to reading SHAB/FOSC.

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