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3rd Interim Report 2025
KPIs GroupKPIs SegmentsFinancial review
SummaryDepreciation and amortisation, non operating resultsCash flowsNet asset positionOutlook
Consolidated interim financial statements
Consolidated statement of comprehensive income (unaudited)Consolidated balance sheet (unaudited)Consolidated statement of cash flows (unaudited)Consolidated statement of changes in equity (unaudited)
Notes to the interim financial statements
About this report1 Changes in accounting principles2 Segment information3 Operating costs4 Dividend5 Financial liabilities6 Financial result7 Net current operating assets8 Goodwill9 Provisions and contingent liabilities10 Acquisition of Vodafone Italia
Alternative performance measures
Reconciliation of alternative performance measures
Further Information
Share informationQuarterly review 2024 and 2025Forward looking statements
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2 Segment information

General disclosures

As a result of the acquisition of Vodafone Italia at end of 2024, Swisscom has amended its governance and organisational structure. A Group Executive Committee, which is headed by the CEO, was created for Group-wide management. The business in Switzerland and Italy is now managed by an Executive Committee in each country. Segment reporting has been adapted to the organisational structure accordingly. From the financial year 2025, reporting is divided into the segments Switzerland, Italy and Others.

From the 2025 financial year onwards, the EBITDA after lease expense (EBITDAaL) metric will be used to measure and report on the financial performance of the Group and the operating segments. Following the acquisition of Vodafone Italia and the adapted principles for lease accounting from the 2025 financial year onwards, the importance of leases has seen a sharp increase. Compared to the previous EBITDA metric, the EBITDAaL metric is considered more reliable and more relevant for financial management (allocation of resources and measurement of financial performance) and communication with investors. It will also boost comparability with other telecommunications providers.

Segment expense encompasses the direct costs, personnel expense and other indirect costs. In the segment reporting, lease expense of CHF 1,222 million (prior year: CHF 525 million) is allocated to direct costs (current year: CHF 656 million; prior year CHF 308 million) and other indirect costs (current year: CHF 566 million; prior year: CHF 217 million). Pension cost includes ordinary employer contributions. The difference between the ordinary employer contributions and the pension cost as provided for under IAS 19 is reported in the elimination column. The elimination column in the segment result, which totals CHF –47 million (prior year: CHF –16 million), includes expense of CHF 12 million (prior year: income CHF 14 million) as a pension cost reconciliation item in accordance with IAS 19.

Capital expenditure consists of the purchase of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets and payments for indefeasible rights of use (IRU). In general, IRUs are paid in full at the beginning of the use and are classified as leases under IFRS 16. From an economic point of view, IRU payments will be considered as capital expenditure in the segment information. Capital expenditure in the first nine months of 2025 includes IRU payments of CHF 33 million (prior year: CHF 16 million).

Segment information 2025

1.01.–30.09.2025, in CHF million   Switzerland   Italy   Others   Elimination   Total
Residential customers   3,193   2,341   –   –   5,534
Business customers   2,225   2,215   297   –   4,737
Wholesale customers   398   494   –   –   892
Other   12   –   –   –   12
External revenue   5,828   5,050   297   –   11,175
Intersegment revenue   34   3   487   (524)   –
Revenue   5,862   5,053   784   (524)   11,175
Direct costs   (1,165)   (2,341)   (66)   43   (3,529)
Personnel expense   (1,589)   (379)   (300)   (13)   (2,281)
Other indirect costs   (549)   (1,165)   (321)   447   (1,588)
EBITDA after lease expense (EBITDAaL)   2,559   1,168   97   (47)   3,777
Lease expense                   1,222
Operating income before depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA)   2,559   1,168   97   (47)   4,999
Depreciation and amortisation of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets                   (2,330)
Depreciation of right-of-use assets                   (1,184)
Operating income (EBIT)                   1,485
Financial income                   28
Financial expense                   (298)
Result of equity-accounted investees                   1
Income before income taxes                   1,216
Income tax expense                   (228)
Net income                   988
                     
EBITDA after lease expense (EBITDAaL)   2,559   1,168   97   (47)   3,777
Capital expenditure   (1,231)   (949)   (26)   35   (2,171)
Operating free cash flow   1,328   219   71   (12)   1,606

Segment information 2024

1.01.–30.09.2024, in CHF million, restated   Switzerland   Italy   Others   Elimination   Total
Residential customers   3,222   831   –   –   4,053
Business customers   2,285   844   316   –   3,445
Wholesale customers   388   261   –   –   649
Other   13   –   –   –   13
External revenue   5,908   1,936   316   –   8,160
Intersegment revenue   37   4   504   (545)   –
Revenue   5,945   1,940   820   (545)   8,160
Direct costs   (1,186)   (964)   (63)   47   (2,166)
Personnel expense   (1,583)   (161)   (320)   16   (2,048)
Other indirect costs   (626)   (232)   (333)   466   (725)
EBITDA after lease expense (EBITDAaL)   2,550   583   104   (16)   3,221
Lease expense                   525
Operating income before depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA)                   3,746
Depreciation and amortisation of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets                   (1,591)
Depreciation of right-of-use assets                   (501)
Operating income (EBIT)                   1,654
Financial income                   99
Financial expense                   (176)
Result of equity-accounted investees                   (1)
Income before income taxes                   1,576
Income tax expense                   (293)
Net income                   1,283
                     
EBITDA after lease expense (EBITDAaL)   2,550   583   104   (16)   3,221
Capital expenditure   (1,302)   (431)   (29)   31   (1,731)
Operating free cash flow   1,248   152   75   15   1,490