H1 2025 (Media)
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Swiss Life (SLHN) H1 2025 (Media) earnings summary

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H1 2025 (Media) earnings summary

23 Apr, 2026

Executive summary

  • Profit from operations rose 3% year-over-year to CHF 903 million, marking a strong start to the Swiss Life 2027 program.

  • Net profit for the first half of 2025 was CHF 602 million, down from CHF 632 million in the prior year period, with return on equity stable at 17.6%.

  • Strategic focus remains on expanding the customer and advisor base, operational efficiency, and enhanced cash returns to shareholders.

  • Dividend of CHF 991 million was paid in May 2025, and a CHF 750 million share buyback program is ongoing, with CHF 294 million in shares repurchased by June 2025.

  • Total comprehensive income reached CHF 603 million, slightly below CHF 620 million in the previous year.

Financial highlights

  • Gross written premiums, fees, and deposits received increased to CHF 12,112 million from CHF 11,664 million year-over-year.

  • Fee and commission income grew 1% to CHF 1,271 million.

  • Net investment income reached CHF 1,862 million.

  • Insurance revenue for H1 2025 was CHF 4,451 million, a decrease from CHF 4,539 million year-over-year.

  • Net investment result was CHF 254 million, down from CHF 491 million in H1 2024, reflecting lower investment income and higher losses on financial assets.

Outlook and guidance

  • On track to achieve 2027 targets: fee result > CHF 1 billion, RoE 17–19%, cumulative cash to holding CHF 3.6–3.8 billion, and dividend payout ratio >75%.

  • Ambition to increase dividend per share and ongoing CHF 750 million share buyback program.

  • Ongoing share buyback and recent bond issuances indicate continued focus on capital management.

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