Aevis Victoria said on Thursday that consolidated net revenue rose 0.2 percent to CHF 547.0 million in the first half of 2026, while the holding group's net profit attributable to shareholders jumped 30 percent to CHF 5.4 million.
Operative earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortisation and restructuring costs (EBITDAR) climbed 7.5 percent to CHF 112.1 million, lifting the margin to 20.5 percent from 19.1 percent.
Healthcare, Aevis's largest business segment, accounted for most of the operating improvement. Swiss Medical Network reported H1 net revenue of CHF 435.0 million, up 2.1 percent, with EBITDAR rising 19 percent to CHF 94.0 million and the margin expanding to 21.6 percent from 18.6 percent. The clinic operator had already flagged improved profitability earlier in September.
The hospitality segment grew modestly. Subsidiary MRH Switzerland raised revenue 1.0 percent to CHF 105.0 million, with its EBITDAR margin settling at 25.9 percent, down slightly from 26.1 percent.
In real estate, Swiss Hotel Properties recorded revenue of CHF 20.3 million and EBITDAR of CHF 18.6 million. The hotel company's property portfolio was valued at CHF 903 million at the end of June.
Following the reporting period, hospital-real-estate specialist Infracore listed on the stock exchange in July. A capital increase diluted Aevis's direct and indirect stake to 22.6 percent from 29.8 percent, though the group said it did not sell any Infracore shares and retains all previously held titles.
Aevis expressed confidence in the second half of the year. Swiss Medical Network sees a solid basis for continued development into 2027, while MRH Switzerland also stated a positive outlook for the remainder of the year.
