Information on the Target
TrustStone Real Estate SICAV, a prominent player in the real estate investment sector, has successfully completed a capital increase of CHF 27 million between June 30 and July 8, 2025. This capital raise was executed with high demand, as evidenced by its oversubscription, showcasing considerable interest from new investors sourced through Dominicé & Co – Asset Management.
With the proceeds from this capital increase, TrustStone aims to acquire a high-quality commercial property strategically located in Pully, Switzerland. This acquisition is contingent upon the successful completion of the capital increase and is expected to enhance the geographical diversification of TrustStone’s portfolio while optimizing its overall balance by lessening the reliance on the Etoy property.
Industry Overview
The Swiss real estate market continues to show robust growth, driven by strong demand for commercial spaces and a stable economic environment. The country's real estate sector, characterized by its transparency and security, attracts both domestic and international investors. Demand for well-located commercial properties, especially those close to public transportation and amenities, remains high.
In recent years, commercial real estate has benefitted from Switzerland's low vacancy rates and the ongoing influx of businesses seeking to establish a presence in urban areas. The proximity to essential services, such as public transport, significantly enhances property values and rental income stability, making this sector particularly attractive for investment.
Moreover, with the increasing emphasis on sustainability and energy-efficient buildings, investors are now looking for properties that not only provide good yields but also meet modern standards. This trend supports the long-term resilience of the commercial real estate market in Switzerland, positioning it well for future growth.
As of 2025, the Swiss investment climate is favorable for real estate investment, aided by low-interest rates and a strong institutional backing …