Ecoreal closes «Suissecore» for capital subscriptions
According to Ecoreal, the investment group will be able to finance the planned funds from its own resources. The return on investment remained stable in the first quarter.
In its report for the first quarter of 2026, the Ecoreal Investment Foundation announces that it is temporarily closing its Suissecore Plus investment group to new capital subscriptions. The investment vehicle has a «solid capital base and forward-looking liquidity planning». The planned growth steps can currently be financed from its own funds, writes the investment foundation. Suissecore has «a solid capital base and forward-looking liquidity planning». The moderate use of debt capital is planned in the medium term. The closure will have no impact on the investment strategy or management. «It is not a question of dissolving or liquidating the investment group».
Ecoreal also announced that it is close to concluding further transactions. In addition to acquisitions, sales are also planned. As already announced, the sale of a plot of land in Canobbio (TI) above market value and cost price was completed during the quarter. There is also an update on the important project in Schönenwerd: The municipal council has approved the design plan for the «Im Aaregarten» construction project with around 140 apartments and submitted it to the cantonal preliminary review.
The total assets of Suissecore Plus increased by CHF 63 million to around CHF 1.7 billion in the first quarter. The return on investment for the first six months of the 2025/26 financial year amounted to 1.59%, which is one basis point higher than in the same period of the previous year. It is made up of the income yield of 1.45% and the change in value yield of 0.14%. The rent loss ratio rose by 37 basis points to 3.33%.
Suisseselect lowers the rent loss rate
The Suisseselect investment group reports the sale of the property at West-Strasse 11 in Kappelen (BE) at market value in the first quarter. Total assets increased by CHF 3 million to CHF 646 million. The return on investment for the first six months of the 2025/26 financial year was 2.03%, down 16 basis points on the prior-year period. It fully corresponds to the income yield. The rental loss rate fell by 69 basis points to 6.46%.
