Téléverbier Reports a 20.6% Revenue Growth for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
The Swiss ski lift company presented its consolidated results on Thursday for the fiscal year ending October 31, 2025, marked by a significant increase in revenue and improved operational profitability.
Revenue and Segment Performance
Téléverbier's revenue reached 85.3 million Swiss francs (91.0 million euros) for the fiscal year 2024-2025, up 20.6% from 70.7 million Swiss francs (74.0 million euros) in the previous year. The ski lifts segment, the main contributor to the group, generated 59.5 million Swiss francs (63.5 million euros), an increase of 23.4%, mainly attributed to the twelve-month integration of Télé-Thyon SA. The catering segment recorded a moderate increase of 3.3% to 7.7 million Swiss francs (8.2 million euros). Third-party construction services grew by 36.9% to 9.4 million Swiss francs (10.0 million euros), thanks to the full annual integration of Imalp Thyon SA.
Profitability and Net Results
The group's EBITDA reached 23.7 million Swiss francs (25.3 million euros), representing 27.7% of revenue compared to 28.2% the previous year. EBIT stood at 5.6 million Swiss francs (6.0 million euros), a significant increase from 0.8 million Swiss francs (0.8 million euros) in fiscal 2023-2024. The net result attributable to the group was 4.1 million Swiss francs (4.4 million euros), up from 1.0 million Swiss francs (1.0 million euros) in the previous period. Net investments were 16.1 million Swiss francs (17.2 million euros), down from 22.6 million Swiss francs (23.7 million euros) the previous year, primarily directed towards the construction of the Esserts-Savoleyres mixed lift and the new Lac II chairlift.
Financial Position and Outlook
As of October 31, 2025, Téléverbier's equity amounted to 156.5 million Swiss francs (166.9 million euros). Gross financial debt increased to 55.5 million Swiss francs (59.2 million euros) from 37.3 million Swiss francs (39.0 million euros) a year earlier. Available cash increased to 19.7 million Swiss francs (21.0 million euros) compared to 12.7 million Swiss francs (13.3 million euros) at the end of the previous fiscal year. The group's net debt stood at 35.8 million Swiss francs (38.2 million euros). Regarding the 2025-2026 winter season, the group reports a positive business trend with very good attendance at the ski resorts.
