No insider purchase over the last 90 days. The latest was filed 08 Jul 2025.
Televerbier SA belongs to the Retail sector. Filings by its managers are published through AMF. The past year has been quiet: not a single insider filing for Televerbier SA. The previous disclosure was published on 8 July 2025.
Looking back to 2021, when coverage begins, insiders filed 50 purchases and 4 sales.
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Téléverbier SA is a Swiss mountain transport and tourism operator, and one of the benchmark companies in the alpine leisure economy of French-speaking Switzerland. The group operates the lift systems in Verbier, La Tzoumaz and Bruson, and co-manages the Mont-Fort sector together with NV Remontées mécaniques SA. Its assets are part of the 4 Vallées ski area, the largest ski domain entirely located in Switzerland, with 410 km of pistes and 82 lifts. This gives Téléverbier a strategic role in the tourism infrastructure of the Val de Bagnes and positions the company as a key gateway to one of Europe’s best-known ski destinations.
The company was founded in 1950 under the name Télésiège de Médran SA, at a time when Verbier was emerging from a small alpine settlement into a winter sports destination. In 1960, it became Société Anonyme des Téléphériques de Verbier following a merger with the Attelas cable lift company, and it was renamed Téléverbier SA in 1966. Over the decades, the group has expanded steadily through new lift corridors, valley connections, sector integrations and ongoing modernization of the network. Milestones include the development of Mont-Gelé, the Savoleyres area, the Le Châble–Verbier link, the extension into Bruson and Mont-Fort, and the gradual rollout of snowmaking systems, detachable chairlifts, gondolas and funitel technology. This long investment cycle has created a substantial industrial footprint in a highly seasonal but premium-quality tourism market.
Téléverbier’s business model is not limited to lift operations. The company also operates in catering and accommodation-related activities, and it holds interests in several complementary entities. These include Télé-Thyon SA, T-One, T-Resort and Services Techniques Alpin SA, the latter focusing on engineering and lift maintenance in western Switzerland. This broader ecosystem helps the group diversify revenue streams and capture more value from the resort economy, although winter lift traffic remains the core profit driver. Verbier’s strong international image as a freeride capital, coupled with year-round outdoor and event activity, supports the resort’s attractiveness beyond the ski season.
From a market standpoint, Téléverbier is a long-established independent operator with a reputation for financial discipline and continued investment. It has been listed on Euronext Paris since 2001 under ISIN CH0008175645. In its latest financial communication for fiscal 2024/2025, the group reported revenue of CHF 85.3 million, up 20.6% year on year, EBITDA of CHF 23.7 million and net profit attributable to the group of CHF 4.1 million. The company also reported solid equity and continued capex in key infrastructure, including the Esserts-Savoleyres telemix, the new Lac II chairlift and new grooming machines. Overall, Téléverbier combines a premium tourist asset base, a strong regional franchise and a resilient long-term investment profile.
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