The Swisscom share
The Swisscom share is listed on the Swiss Market Index, comprising the largest and most liquid stocks traded on the Swiss stock exchange. As well as being listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange, the securities are also traded over-the-counter by the BNY Mellon in the US. The Swisscom share enjoys a sound reputation on the capital market with attractive dividends.
| ISIN | CH0008742519(opens in new tab) |
| Issued shares | 51,801,943 |
| Market capitalisation (CHF billion) | 26.39 |
| Symbol | SCMN |
| ISIN | US8710131082(opens in new tab) |
| Issued shares | 518,015,200 |
| Market capitalisation (USD billion) | 29.90 |
| Symbol | SCMWY |
Return
Total shareholder return is calculated from the share price development and the dividend. Total return shows the share price development including reinvested dividend for the given period.
Dividend
DividendSwisscom pursues a stable dividend policy in harmony with cash flow and capital allocation. This has remained at CHF 22 per share since 2011 and corresponds to an average dividend yield of over four percent per year. For the 2025 financial year, Swisscom plans to propose a dividend of CHF 26 per share to the next Annual General Meeting if the financial targets are met.
Return calculator
You can use the return calculator to calculate the current value and income from your investments in Swisscom shares. You can calculate performance on the basis of number of shares purchased or invested amount.
Analysts
Swisscom's strategy, business performance and market situation are subject to continual assessment by analysts from the leading financial institutions. Their recommendations can be summarised as follows:
Buy
35%
Hold
40%
Sell
25%
(Source: Bloomberg, 21.01.2025)
Current analyst recommendations in detail
Analyst consensus Q4 2024
The analyst consensus (publication date 13 January 2025) presents the average expected value of key performance indicators based on analyst estimates between 3 January 2025 and 10 January 2025.
Ownership structure
After completion of the final share buyback in 2006 and the implemented capital reduction (by 4.9 million shares), Swisscom has had a static 51.8 million shares since 2009. The Swiss Confederation significantly reduced its holding in 2013 (by 5.6%). Today, Swisscom's majority shareholder holds 51% of the shares.
Buybacks
Through its four buyback programmes in 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006, Swisscom reimbursed a total of CHF 10.4 billion to shareholders. In addition to the dividends in the 2000, 2001 and 2002 fiscal years CHF 8 per share or CHF 1.6 billion was paid out in the form of tax-free capital reductions.
Ratings
Independent ratings assess Swisscom’s corporate responsibility, standardised according to ESG criteria, and ensure that the environmental impact, social aspects and governance of our activity are transparent and comparable.
The opinions, estimates and forecasts of analysts, and the consensus information presented derived from it, regarding Swisscom’s performance are the analysts’ alone and do not represent opinions, estimates or forecasts of Swisscom or its management. Swisscom has not verified any of the information it has received and makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of the consensus information. Nor does Swisscom endorse or concur with, or assume responsibility for, such analyst information or recommendations or assume any responsibility to update or supplement such information. This material is being provided for information purposes only and is not intended to, nor does it, constitute investment advice or any solicitation to buy, hold or sell securities or other financial instruments.
Consensus on Swisscom’s financial results also available from other sources and they could differ from what is reported above due to the different analysts involved, timing at which the data is collected and/or other reasons. Swisscom does not assume any liability for any potential discrepancy.
Disclosure of holdings:
Any shareholder that reaches, falls below or exceeds a threshold of 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 33⅓, 50 or 66⅔ percent of the voting rights, has a duty of disclosure towards Swisscom and the SIX Swiss Exchange.