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Trades about 48% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Swisscom AG, established in 1852 and headquartered in Bern, Switzerland, stands as a prominent provider of telecommunications and information technology services. Its primary operational footprint covers Switzerland and Italy, complemented by an international presence, with its business structured into three key segments: Swisscom Switzerland, Fastweb, and Other Operating. The company delivers a comprehensive suite of mobile and fixed-network solutions, encompassing telephony, high-speed broadband internet, television, and mobile communication plans. It also supplies a range of terminal equipment and crafts tailored telecommunications and communication solutions for a diverse clientele, from large corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises. Beyond core connectivity, Swisscom offers an extensive portfolio of advanced IT services. These include cloud solutions, outsourcing, digital workplace management, mobile phone services, networking infrastructure, business process optimization, SAP implementations, and robust security and authentication systems. The firm also extends specialized services to various industries, providing a full range of offerings for the banking sector, digitization initiatives for healthcare providers, and essential IT infrastructure for health insurance companies. Swisscom further acts as a wholesale supplier, granting other telecommunication providers access to its fixed and mobile networks, enabling roaming for foreign operators' customers, and offering broadband alongside other regulated products. The company is integral to the development and upkeep of its infrastructure, encompassing the planning, operation, and maintenance of its extensive network and IT systems. It also manages essential internal support functions such as finance, human resources, strategy, and its real estate and vehicle fleet. Its Italian subsidiary, Fastweb, specifically provides broadband and mobile services—covering telephony, mobile data, and internet access—along with various ICT solutions for residential, business, and wholesale clients. Additional offerings include general IT and network support, online and traditional directory services, cross-platform retail media, and security communication services. Swisscom is continually engaged in the construction and maintenance of both wired and wireless network infrastructure.
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