Mobimo stock holds steady as 2025 rental income and profit stay visible

Mobimo stock stays tied to its 2025 reporting base, with CHF 242.0 million in rental income, CHF 139.8 million in operating profit, and EPS of CHF 7.13 shaping the picture.

Mobimo Holding AG (ISIN CH0011108872) remains anchored by its 2025 reporting figures, including CHF 242.0 million in rental income, CHF 139.8 million in operating profit, and earnings per share of CHF 7.13. Those numbers frame Mobimo stock as a balance-sheet and income story rather than a headline-driven one.

CHF 242.0 million rental income

Mobimo reported CHF 242.0 million in rental income for 2025, which is the first metric investors tend to check because it shows how much recurring cash generation the portfolio produced over the year. Operating profit reached CHF 139.8 million in the same period, while net income attributed to shareholders came in at CHF 130.6 million, giving the company a clear earnings base to measure against future updates.

The comparison is the key point: rental income, operating profit, and net income all belong to the full-year 2025 reporting cycle, so the next step for the market is not business-model debate but whether the 2026 run rate can defend or extend that level. With an EPS of CHF 7.13 in 2025, the stock’s valuation debate stays tied to earnings quality, portfolio income, and leverage discipline.

CHF 139.8 million operating profit

Mobimo also disclosed a 2025 operating profit of CHF 139.8 million and a net income figure of CHF 130.6 million attributable to shareholders. Together with rental income of CHF 242.0 million, these numbers give the market three dated anchors from one reporting year, which is especially useful when there is no fresh price shock to lean on.

That is enough to make the present setup readable for investors: recurring income, operating earnings, and per-share profit all point in the same direction, and the next valuation move will likely depend on how the next reporting period compares with 2025. In an income-rich property name, the market usually rewards consistency more than drama.

Cash generation stays central

Mobimo stock is usually judged through income durability, and the 2025 figures provide that lens: CHF 242.0 million in rental income, CHF 139.8 million in operating profit, and CHF 130.6 million in net income attributable to shareholders. The market can compare those values against the next annual or interim update without having to guess the basic earnings structure.

For a listed Swiss real estate company, that is the relevant starting point. The numbers are concrete, dated, and internally connected, which makes them more useful than broad narrative about the portfolio alone.

Residential portfolio focus

Mobimo’s product side is best read through its property portfolio, especially residential and income-generating real estate that supports recurring rental revenue. The 2025 numbers show why that mix matters: the company converted that portfolio into CHF 242.0 million of rental income and CHF 130.6 million of shareholder net income in the same reporting year.

That product link matters because a property company does not need a new growth story every session to remain relevant. What matters most is whether the portfolio continues to produce reported income at a level that can hold up in the next period.

Stock level and venue

Mobimo stock trades in Switzerland on the SIX exchange, and the valuation discussion is best read against the latest published annual numbers rather than a short-term trading narrative. As of 25 July 2026, the most concrete figures in the public record here are the 2025 rental income of CHF 242.0 million, operating profit of CHF 139.8 million, and EPS of CHF 7.13.

Those figures remain the cleanest factual anchors for the share story until a newer period is published.

Mobimo Holding AG

• Company: Mobimo Holding AG
• ISIN: CH0011108872
• Ticker: SWX: MOBN
• Trading venue: SIX Swiss Exchange
• Sector / Industry: Real Estate / Real Estate
• Index membership: SPI