The Patrimonium Swiss Real Estate Fund announces the successful completion of its capital increase. The subscription period for the new units, which ran from 22 June to 03 July 2026, resulted in the full subscription of all 511,532 offered units. This yields issue proceeds of CHF 81 million. The payment for the newly issued units will commence on 13 July 2026.
The additional funds from this capital increase will be specifically utilised for expanding the real estate portfolio. This includes both the acquisition of new properties and the financing of ongoing and future development projects. A further portion of the proceeds is earmarked for optimising the fund's financing structure, specifically for reducing the current debt ratio. This strategic use of funds is intended to further strengthen the fund's financial stability and future performance.
The Patrimonium Swiss Real Estate Fund is a listed real estate fund focusing on residential properties in the moderate rent segment. These investments primarily take place in Switzerland's most significant conurbations. This focus enables the fund to maintain a stable and demand-driven basis for its value development. The fund's portfolio currently has a market value of over CHF 1.3 billion.
Following the capital increase, the total number of outstanding units of the fund will reach 6,905,697. This reflects investors' confidence in the fund's strategy and management. Christoph Syz, CEO of Patrimonium Asset Management AG, expressed satisfaction with the successful conclusion of this financing round and thanked investors for their continued trust.
The successful and full subscription of the capital increase underscores the attractiveness of the Patrimonium Swiss Real Estate Fund in the current market environment. For investors, the fund offers an opportunity to participate in the development of the Swiss residential real estate market, particularly in the stable segment of moderate rents. The use of issue proceeds for acquisitions and project developments secures the fund's growth strategy, while the planned reduction in debt strengthens the balance sheet structure.
- —Full subscription of 511,532 new units.
- —Issue proceeds amount to CHF 81 million.
- —Funds used for property acquisitions, development projects, and debt reduction.
- —Number of outstanding units increases to 6,905,697.
