Swisscom in the news

Swisscom's stock rose 1.6% nearing its 52-week high, with strong revenue growth and an increased dividend forecast for 2026.

Swisscom and Gritec are launching an integrated OT-Security solution to bolster cyber resilience in Swiss industrial firms.

Swisscom's stock showed modest gains with strong quarterly earnings and an expected increase in dividends for 2025.

Swisscom is enhancing its router-integrated cybersecurity service, "My Security", to protect home networks and educate customers on cyber threats.

Swisscom faced major TV service outages affecting many customers, with compensation possible depending on individual damages and handled case-by-case.

A hardware failure in a Swisscom data center caused a TV service outage affecting thousands of users, resolved by late evening with a restart advised for persistent errors.

Swisscom plans to boost foreign market profits through Vodafone Italia acquisition and address core revenue declines with AI focus.

Swisscom AG is poorly rated fundamentally for the short to medium term but has good ESG scores and attractive valuation based on earnings, despite weak growth prospects and a high net debt.

Swisscom shares increased in value on Friday morning, with the company reporting strong quarterly results and positive analyst forecasts for 2026.

The Federal Supreme Court dismissed appeals to nullify the e-ID law vote, citing late submissions regarding Swisscom's donation and upholding private media's right to political partisanship despite late disclosures.

Swisscom shares rose on strong quarterly results showing 35% revenue growth and higher earnings per share, with positive analyst forecasts for 2026.

Swisscom will raise prices on most private customer subscriptions from April 2026 due to market changes and infrastructure investments.

Swisscom shares hit a 26-year high amid mixed analyst views, with some optimism on price hikes and Italian market prospects but overall cautious sentiment.

Swisscom's early 3G shutdown in Bern disrupted Publibike's bike rentals, forcing a temporary network reactivation and urgent bike lock upgrades.

Swisscom is raising prices for certain private customer products due to market changes, with specific terms for promotions and contract termination.

Swisscom is raising prices and charging existing customers more for services and equipment, prompting dissatisfaction and potential customer loss.

Swisscom is raising subscription prices from April 1st due to market changes and declining revenues, allowing customers to cancel contracts early.

Swisscom will raise prices for certain private subscriptions from April 2026 due to declining revenues and rising service costs.

Swisscom's spring subscription price increases are causing dissatisfaction among long-term customers despite discounts.

Swisscom's stock rose to near a 52-week high amid strong quarterly revenue growth and increased dividend forecasts for 2025.