Follow the Alcon Inc. share price and the full insider trade history of the company, a listed equity based in Switzerland. Shares trade on CH CH, under the oversight of SIX SER. Operating in the Healthcare & Pharma sector, Alcon Inc. has published 39 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €26.8bn. The latest transaction was disclosed on 7 May 2026 (Purchase). Among the most active insiders: Anonymous (Non-executive member of the board of directors). The full history is free.
39
Insider Decl.
0
Thresholds
€4m
22 ops.
Buy Volume
€22m
17 ops.
Sell Volume
Analyst consensus: bullish or bearish?
Analysts rate Alcon Inc. Buy (bullish), based on 17 analysts. Average price target: CHF 76.56.
24Σ signal
Buys €4m€22m Sells
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Fundamental score
Ranked 6,381 of 26,127 companies
64.4
score / 100
Value
62
Quality
67
FCF yld6.1%
Earn yld3.7%
EV/EBITDA10.0x
ROE3.7%
Gross mgn55%
Net mgn9.4%
Debt/EBITDA0.2x
Pillars2/3
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Last declaration on 7 May 2026
Declarations39 total
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Anonymous (a non-executive member of the board of directors)
a non-executive member of the board of directors·Executives·(filed)
4,622 shares@ CHF 81.87671.8% of flowSIX:T1O9900049
25 of 39 declarations
About Alcon Inc.
Alcon Inc. is a global eye-care company listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (SMI/SPI) and domiciled in Switzerland, with its global headquarters in Geneva. The company is one of the world’s leading ophthalmology names, with a strong position in both surgical eye care and vision care. Its roots go back to 1945, when it was founded in Fort Worth, Texas, by two pharmacists. After decades as part of Novartis, Alcon was separated into an independent public company in 2019.
Alcon’s business model is built around two core segments: Surgical and Vision Care. The Surgical division includes equipment, consumables and systems used in cataract, refractive and vitreoretinal procedures, as well as phacoemulsification platforms, lasers, implants and related surgical instruments. The Vision Care segment covers contact lenses, lens care products, artificial tears and other eye-health and comfort products. This dual structure gives Alcon exposure to both high-innovation medical devices and recurring consumer-oriented eye-care demand.
From a competitive standpoint, Alcon holds a solid position in a highly specialized global market that features high barriers to entry, meaningful regulatory hurdles and a constant need for clinical innovation. The company benefits from a large installed base of surgical equipment, a recognized brand and a broad portfolio spanning the eye-care continuum. It is commonly regarded as the global leader in eye-care devices, with commercial reach across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and emerging markets, supported by R&D, manufacturing and distribution capabilities in multiple geographies.
Key products and solutions include cataract surgery platforms, surgical visualization and aspiration systems, Air Optix and DAILIES contact lenses, as well as products addressing dry eye and everyday visual comfort. Alcon regularly highlights new product launches and technological advances, which support its defensive profile and its ability to refresh the portfolio over time.
Recent developments have centered on innovation and strategic M&A. In 2025, Alcon announced new product launches and disclosed acquisition activity, including LENSAR and an amended agreement to acquire STAAR Surgical, strengthening its position in refractive surgery and laser-enabled vision correction solutions. For investors, Alcon offers a quality healthcare exposure, global diversification and a long-term growth profile supported by demographic aging and structural demand for eye care.