Swisscom

Swisscom Profit per Employee

The Profit per Employee of Swisscom (SCMN.SW) as of Nov 6, 2026 is 66,509.68 CHF. In the previous year, Profit per Employee was 80,690.74 CHF — a change of -17.57% (lower).

Profit per Employee

66,509.68CHF

YoY

-17.57%

Last updated:

Profit per Employee of Swisscom is 2025 66,509.68 CHF. Profit per Employee of Swisscom was 2024 80,690.74 CHF. It decreases by -17.57% lower compared to the previous year.

The Swisscom Profit per Employee history

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Profit per Employee
Date
Profit per Employee
Jan 1, 2018
79,905.81 CHF
Jan 1, 2019
87,493.46 CHF
Jan 1, 2020
80,062.79 CHF
Jan 1, 2021
95,866.04 CHF
Jan 1, 2022
83,830.46 CHF
Jan 1, 2023
89,534.28 CHF
Jan 1, 2024
80,690.74 CHF
Jan 1, 2025
66,509.68 CHF
The Swisscom Profit per Employee history
YEARProfit per EmployeeYoY
66,509.68CHF-17.57%
80,690.74CHF-9.88%
89,534.28CHF+6.80%
83,830.46CHF-12.55%
95,866.04CHF+19.74%
80,062.79CHF-8.49%
87,493.46CHF+9.50%
79,905.81CHF-2.74%
82,155.94CHF-2.12%
83,935.11CHF+17.85%
71,219.26CHF-19.66%
88,644.69CHF—

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Swisscom Stock analysis

What does Swisscom do? Swisscom AG is the largest telecommunications company in Switzerland and was founded in 1998. The company's history dates back to the founding period of the Swiss Post. In the years following World War II, the Post began expanding its services in telecommunications. Initially, primarily telegraph services were offered, later telephone and television services were added. In 1998, Swisscom AG was established as an independent company and the Post was able to focus on its core competencies. The business model of Swisscom AG is based on providing telecommunications services of all kinds. This includes mobile and fixed-line telephony, broadband internet, television, cloud and IT solutions, as well as consulting and support services. Swisscom AG is thus a full-service provider that meets all telecommunications requirements. The company is divided into various divisions to ensure a clear and concise structure. These include Mobile, Residential Customers, Enterprise Customers, IT Services, Swisscom Blockchain, and Fastweb. Each division is tailored to specific customers and their needs to offer optimal value for money. Mobile: The Mobile division offers mobile services for private and business customers, mobile devices and accessories, as well as various mobile internet services. Swisscom operates one of Switzerland's largest mobile networks and provides its customers with seamless internet access and various mobile applications. Residential Customers: In this division, Swisscom offers special offers for private customers. Here, you can find everything related to TV and radio applications, fixed-line telephony, broadband internet, and IT security. The highlight in this division is the Bluewin offer. As one of Switzerland's largest internet providers, this offer provides unlimited internet access, TV, telephony, and cloud solutions. Enterprise Customers: This division offers individual and professional telecommunications, connectivity, and IT solutions for companies. Swisscom supports companies of all sizes, from small start-ups to large corporations, to offer optimal value for money. IT Services: Swisscom operates its own cloud as well as hosting and outsourcing services, allowing customers to place their IT infrastructure directly with Swisscom. Swisscom offers various security options for this. Fastweb: In 2007, Swisscom acquired the Italian telecommunications provider Fastweb to become a significant provider of broadband internet in Italy. This ensures high coverage of internet access and fixed-line telephony in Italy as well. In addition to the various divisions, Swisscom also offers a range of products that make customers' lives and work easier. These include cloud and IT solutions for companies, as well as offers for the private sector, the TV and radio sectors, where Swisscom has a wide range of digital channels and radio channels available. The future of Swisscom also includes the Internet of Things, where many devices are interconnected. Swisscom offers solutions for various industries, such as the healthcare sector, location marketing websites for tourism regions, and network control solutions for energy suppliers. In Swiss agriculture, Swisscom ensures a high level of mobile signal reliability. To achieve this, the coverage and capacity for telephone and internet services have been improved for all farmers. In summary, Swisscom offers a wide range of telecommunications services and products tailored to the needs of private and business customers. The company is divided into various divisions to offer optimal value for money. It is one of the largest telecommunications companies in Switzerland and provides its customers with high quality and reliability. Swisscom is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Swisscom stock

Profit per Employee of Swisscom is 66,509.68 CHF in 2025.

Profit per Employee of Swisscom changed from 80,690.74 CHF to 66,509.68 CHF, representing a -17.57% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Profit per employee measures how much net income each employee generates on average. It is a key indicator of workforce efficiency.

Profit per Employee's CHF is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Profit per Employee's Swisscom historically and in real time.

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