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MCH Group enhanced profitability and cash generation in 2025 through operational improvements and strategic growth, particularly driven by Art Basel.

Art Basel Basel 2026 will present 290 galleries, launch 'Basel Exclusive' for premier artwork unveils, and feature an extensive curatorial program with public art commissions.

Roman Imgrüth, Event-CEO of MCH Group, explains why events at the exhibition grounds attract more visitors and the challenges of long-term use of the venue.

MCH Group boosts profitability through international expansion of Art Basel, operational efficiencies, and portfolio diversification including a new health.tech summit.

Art Basel Qatar's first edition in Doha attracted 17,000 visitors, featured 87 galleries, and established itself as a key international art event with strong sales and global participation.

Basel will host the inaugural Health-Tech Global Summit in March 2026, gathering global healthcare leaders and innovators.

The document reports on the operational cash flow per share of MCH Group AG.

In 2025, MCH Group saw lower revenue but higher profit and profitability, with no forecast given for 2026.

MCH Group significantly increased its profitability and generated positive cash flow in 2025, driven by strong performance from Art Basel and other business units, while investing in new global platforms for future growth.

Art Basel's inaugural Qatar edition in Doha attracted over 17,000 visitors with 87 galleries from 31 countries participating and innovative projects to engage the local art scene.

Enea's landscape installation at Art Basel addressed the decline of Swiss orchards by recreating a biodiverse ecosystem, demonstrating sustainable land use, and all elements were repurposed post-exhibition, aligning with MCH Group's sustainability goals.

MCH Group boosted profitability in 2025 through operational efficiency and strategic portfolio development, with Art Basel as a key growth driver and plans for global expansion in 2026.

MCH Group AG's upcoming General Meeting on May 6, 2026, will address the approval of 2025 financial results, re-election of key board members, and executive compensation, while carrying forward a balance sheet loss.

MCH Group improved its profitability and financial position in 2025 through increased operational efficiency, portfolio development, and strategic investments, despite currency headwinds.

MCH Group plans to launch a new global future-focused leadership event series in Basel, backed by the Murdoch family, aiming to complement but differ from the World Economic Forum.

René Kamm was abruptly dismissed as CEO of MCH Group in August 2018 following internal dissatisfaction and shortly after Swatch ended its Baselworld partnership.

MCH Group improved profitability and operational efficiency in 2025 despite currency challenges, driven by strong performances across its event, exhibitions, and marketing divisions, with positive plans for 2026 growth.

MCH Group reports profit again, led by Art Basel's expansion, while Swiss events lag and new global initiatives are planned.

MCH Group posted a 19 million CHF net profit and significantly improved cash flow in 2025, aided by a property sale and strong operational cash flow.

MCH Group reported significant revenue and profit growth in the first half of 2026, driven by an expansion strategy beyond Art Basel into new markets and events.