Tag: 2022

  • The 23rd edition of the Telekom Rating

    The 23rd edition of the Telekom Rating

    Again this year, around 11,200 private and 1,000 corporate customers rated their experiences with their telecommunications providers in the BILANZ Telekom Rating. After Salt was number one among the three major mobile and fixed network providers for private customers last year, the company was able to maintain its number one position this year and further improve in the SME category, making it the first there as well Achieve place among universal providers.

    The pleasing survey results are further evidence of the high quality of the company's products and services, which can be traced back to continuous investments. They are a recognition of the efforts made over the last few months and years, particularly in the business customer area.

    Salt will continue to support the needs of this customer segment with the launch of Pro Office , a market-leading 10 Gbit/s internet and landline telephony solution for small businesses in terms of value for money. Small Swiss companies can now benefit from excellent service and product quality for their mobile fleet as well as for their internet access and telephone services.

  • Warteck Invest grows profitably

    Warteck Invest grows profitably

    Despite the ongoing pandemic, 2021 was a successful financial year, Warteck Invest wrote in a statement . Specifically, the Basel real estate company increased its net profit by 2.4 percent to CHF 27.4 million. Excluding the gain from the revaluation of properties, growth of 5.6 percent to CHF 17.4 million was realised.

    At CHF 36.9 million, rental income was 0.4 percent up on the previous year. Financial expenses fell year-on-year by 2.6 percent to CHF 5.5 million. The vacancy rate was reduced by 0.6 percentage points to 2.4 percent compared to 2020.

    The market value of Warteck Invest’s real estate portfolio increased by CHF 35.8 million to CHF 874.4 million in the course of the year under review. The increase was not achieved through acquisitions, but through investments in new construction and renovation projects and the resulting revaluations. In the past financial year, the real estate company invested a total of CHF 22.8 million in ongoing projects. A project pipeline with a total volume of over 270 million Swiss francs should generate further growth over the next five to seven years.