Ina Invest and Cham Group are examining a merger that could lead to a leading real estate company in Switzerland. The merger is being pursued as a merger of equals. The shareholders are due to vote on this in spring

A merger that could revolutionise the Swiss property market: Cham Group and Ina Invest are currently looking into merging to form one of the country's leading property companies. The decision on the merger could be made in 2025 and would have far-reaching effects on the property

Houzy from Zurich and Devis.ch from the Canton of Vaud have decided to merge their companies. This merger aims to reach a wider audience and further strengthen the real estate ecosystem. The locations in Zurich and Nyon will work together

Ina Invest Holding Ltd. has completed the merger with its subsidiary Ina Invest Ltd. The property company now operates under the name Ina Invest Ltd. The merger is associated with an increase in market capitalisation to around CHF 280

The listed property company Ina Invest Holding Ltd. will merge with its subsidiary Ina Invest Ltd. The Annual General Meeting will vote on the Board of Directors' proposal on 3 April 2024. The merger is intended to simplify the corporate structure, increase efficiency and reduce costs. Ina Invest's

The intended merger of Limmatstadt AG with the Regionale 2025 association to create a uniform organisation for regional development in the Limmat Valley has failed, which raises important questions about future location promotion in the

swrplus AG (swr+) and Landis AG have merged to form Landis AG. As a result, infrastructure construction, spatial and real estate development and building law as well as the water management and climate business areas can now be offered from a single

PriceHubble has bought Dataloft to grow in the UK market. This is PriceHubble's fifth acquisition and is intended to build on its successes in Europe and Asia. The UK real estate industry is showing a stabilisation trend at the time of the

Credit Suisse and UBS entered into a merger agreement on Sunday following intervention by the Federal Department of Finance, the Swiss National Bank and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA). Upon completion of the transaction, UBS will be the continuing entity. Under the terms

Hans Egloff, Alt-Nationalrat und Präsident des Hauseigentümerverbandes der Schweiz und des Kantons Zürich, ordnet im Interview die Reform zum Eigenmietwert und die Bedeutung der Elektromobilität ein, ebenso die Fusion von zwei grossen Playern in der

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