Swisscom stock holds steady as 2025 revenue and profit stay in focus

Swisscom stock is guided by 2025 full-year revenue of CHF 11.04 billion, EBITDA of CHF 4.56 billion and net income of CHF 1.54 billion.

Swisscom stock reflects a business that generated CHF 11.04 billion in revenue in 2025, posted CHF 4.56 billion in EBITDA, and earned CHF 1.54 billion in net income, all figures that frame the share story after the latest annual reporting cycle.

2025 revenue and profit

For 2025, Swisscom reported revenue of CHF 11.04 billion, EBITDA of CHF 4.56 billion, and net income of CHF 1.54 billion. The combination shows a large-cap Swiss telecom group with heavy recurring cash generation and a profit base that remains visible across the full year.

The comparison that matters most is scale: revenue stayed above CHF 11 billion in 2025, while EBITDA reached more than CHF 4.5 billion. For investors, that spread between sales and operating profit remains the core quality marker in a mature telecom model.

Margin still does the work

Swisscom said its 2025 EBITDA margin was about 41.3%, which puts the profit engine in a range that supports dividends, network spending, and debt service. The margin is the cleaner read-through than headline revenue growth in a market where customer churn and price pressure often move slowly.

Net income of CHF 1.54 billion in 2025 adds another concrete anchor. It gives the stock a valuation backdrop that is easier to compare against other defensive European telecom names than any short-term share-price move alone.

Network investment matters

Swisscom spent CHF 1.70 billion on capital expenditure in 2025, a number that explains why telecom stocks are often judged on free cash flow as much as on revenue. In the same year, the group continued to build out its broadband and mobile infrastructure while keeping the balance sheet within a controlled operating frame.

That spending level is also the bridge between the business model and the stock. A telecom group with CHF 11.04 billion in revenue and CHF 1.70 billion in capex is not trading on fast growth; it is trading on durability, cash returns, and network quality.

Product line remains brief

Swisscom’s consumer services span broadband, mobile, TV, and business connectivity, but the market story remains centered on the scale of the fixed and mobile network rather than any single product launch. In 2025, the group’s results again pointed to a stable utility-style communications franchise.

Stock level and venue

Swisscom stock is listed on SIX Swiss Exchange and quoted in CHF. A dated market-price line was not available in the available research set, so the share context in this article is framed through the company’s 2025 revenue, EBITDA, net income, margin, and capex figures instead.

Swisscom stock facts

• Company: Swisscom AG
• ISIN: CH0008742519
• Ticker: SIX: SCMN
• Trading venue: SIX Swiss Exchange
• Sector / Industry: Communication Services / Telecom Services
• Index membership: Swiss Market Index