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Sunrise Communications AG filings document a Swiss foreign private issuer’s telecom operations, shareholder governance, financial reporting, and capital disclosures. Form 6-K reports furnish annual and interim financial statements, financial results presentations, annual report materials, non-financial reporting, and updates on revenue, Adjusted EBITDAaL, capital expenditures, cash flow, and customer activity.
The filing record also covers annual general meeting materials, board proposals, shareholder approvals, compensation reports, dividend distributions for Class A and Class B shares, auditor and independent voting-rights representative appointments, Form S-8 incorporation references, and bond reporting for the wholly owned subsidiary Sunrise HoldCo IV.
Sunrise Communications AG (SNNRF) reports a leadership change in its finance function. Andreas Tolpeit has been appointed Chief Financial Officer and member of the executive committee, effective September 1, 2026, succeeding Jany Fruytier, who ceased serving as CFO on the same date. Tolpeit joined on August 16, 2026 to support an orderly transition and brings international experience in finance, strategy and transformation, including prior roles as CFO of Cognita and Head of Investments at Jacobs Holding. The company states there are no family relationships with directors or executives and no arrangements or understandings with any person regarding his appointment.
Sunrise Communications AG (SNNRF) reports that it has made available the bond report for the three months ended June 30, 2026 for its wholly owned subsidiary Sunrise HoldCo IV. The Q2 2026 Bond Report is accessible in the investor relations section of the company’s website.
Sunrise Communications AG (SNNRF) reported slightly lower revenue and continued net losses for the three and six months ended 30 June 2026, while generating stronger cash flow and maintaining leverage at a largely fixed, long-dated cost.
Revenue fell to CHF 712.9 million in Q2 2026, down 2.6% year-on-year, and to CHF 1,435.7 million for H1, down 1.2%, mainly from declining residential fixed and mobile revenue partly offset by growth in business and wholesale. Q2 net loss narrowed to CHF 22.4 million from CHF 53.6 million, but H1 net loss widened modestly to CHF 61.8 million. Adjusted EBITDAaL remained broadly stable at CHF 244.4 million in Q2 (down 3.8%) and CHF 490.3 million in H1 (down 0.8%), with margins around 34%.
Cash generation improved: H1 net cash from operating activities was CHF 467.1 million, with H1 Adjusted Free Cash Flow rising to CHF 85.9 million from CHF 16.8 million, helped by sharply lower cash capital expenditures of CHF 128.3 million. Sunrise reported consolidated third-party debt of about CHF 4.5 billion with a weighted-average cost of roughly 2.7%, mostly maturing between 2029 and 2032, and stated it was in compliance with debt covenants.
Sunrise Communications AG is issuing EUR 500 million of new Senior Secured Notes due 2033, priced on 20 July 2026 by Sunrise HoldCo IV B.V. The Notes bear interest at 5% per annum, are issued at 100% of face value, and closing is expected on or about 3 August 2026, subject to customary conditions.
Proceeds will fully refinance the existing 3.875% EUR SUN due 2029 and partially refinance the 3.625% EUR SSN due 2029, with the remaining stub to be repaid in H2 2026 from operating cashflows. Pro forma, the transaction is leverage neutral, transitions Sunrise to an all senior secured capital structure, extends the debt maturity runway with no short-term maturities, and results in a weighted average life of 5.9 years. The debt stack is economically hedged until 2032 with a pro forma weighted average cost of debt of c. 2.8%, compared with 2.7% as of 31 March 2026.
Sunrise Communications reported Q1 2026 revenue of CHF 722.8m, essentially flat year over year, while Adjusted EBITDAaL rose 2.5% to CHF 245.9m, showing slightly stronger operating profitability. Net loss widened to CHF 39.4m from CHF 1.3m, mainly from lower financial income and higher restructuring costs.
P&E Additions (CAPEX) fell to CHF 133.6m, aiding a 15.9% increase in Adjusted EBITDAaL less CAPEX to CHF 112.3m. Adjusted Free Cash Flow remained negative at CHF -111.0m, broadly similar to the prior year’s seasonal pattern. Management fully reconfirmed 2026 guidance, including Adjusted EBITDAaL of about CHF 1bn and Adjusted FCF of CHF 380–400m.
The company highlighted strategic initiatives such as the launch of the Sunrise Rewards loyalty program, an exclusive B2B AI partnership with PHOENIQS, and a price increase effective 1 August 2026. For FY 2025, a dividend of CHF 3.42 per Class A share and CHF 0.34 per Class B share has been paid, with an expected FY 2026 dividend of CHF 3.49 and CHF 0.35 respectively, funded from reserves from foreign capital contributions and therefore not subject to Swiss withholding tax.
Sunrise Communications held its Annual General Meeting in Zurich, where shareholders approved all agenda items proposed by the Board. Shareholder participation reached 78.53% of the registered stock, indicating broad engagement.
For the 2025 financial year, shareholders approved the consolidated and statutory financial statements and the non-financial reporting. They also backed a dividend of CHF 3.42 per Class A Share and CHF 0.34 per Class B Share. The dividend will be paid from reserves from foreign capital contributions and treated as a repayment of qualifying additional paid-in capital, so it is not subject to the 35% Swiss withholding tax. The ex-dividend date is 11 May 2026, with payment expected on 13 May 2026.
Shareholders granted discharge to the Board and management, approved the 2025 Compensation Report in an advisory vote, and authorized maximum aggregate compensation for the Board for the 2026–2027 term and for the Executive Committee for 2027. They re-elected all nominated directors, including chairman Michael T. Fries, confirmed members of the Compensation Committee, and re-appointed Anwaltskanzlei Keller AG as Independent Voting Rights Representative and KPMG AG as auditors for 2026.
Sunrise Communications AG has called its Annual General Meeting for 7 May 2026 in Zurich, where shareholders will vote on the 2025 financial statements, non-financial reporting and an advisory vote on the compensation report. Only shareholders registered with voting rights on 29 April 2026, 17:00 CEST may participate or be represented.
The Board proposes carrying forward available earnings of kCHF 218,533 and paying a dividend from reserves from capital contributions of CHF 3.42 per Class A share and CHF 0.34 per Class B share, with an expected payment date of 13 May 2026 and an estimated total of about CHF 251 million. Sunrise reported standalone profit for 2025 of kCHF 235,026 and reserves from capital contributions of kCHF 2,572,614 as of 31 December 2025.
Shareholders will also vote on granting discharge to the Board and management, re-electing the Chairman and directors, renewing KPMG as auditor, re-electing the independent voting rights representative and approving maximum aggregate compensation of CHF 2.1 million for the Board and CHF 22.0 million for the Executive Committee for future periods.
Sunrise Communications, a Swiss telecommunications provider, files its annual Form 20-F for the year ended 31 December 2025, outlining its business, capital structure and key risks. The company has 70,108,614 Class A common shares and 25,805,386 Class B voting shares outstanding.
Sunrise reports substantial indebtedness, with about 39% of debt at floating interest rates and significant exposure to euro and U.S. dollar borrowings while cash flows are in Swiss francs. Around 54% of its spectrum expires in 2028, implying potentially large renewal costs. The filing highlights heavy ongoing capex needs for 5G, network resilience and regulatory-driven upgrades, CHF 6.0 billion of goodwill subject to impairment testing, and pension obligations, even though the Swiss pension fund was 117.1% funded as of 30 June 2025.
Sunrise Communications reported broadly stable 2025 results while confirming a higher shareholder payout. Revenue slipped slightly to CHF 2,983.4m (down 1.1% year on year), but Adjusted EBITDAaL edged up to CHF 1,006.9m (up 0.9%), supported by cost discipline and efficiency gains.
Adjusted Free Cash Flow (rebased) increased to CHF 379.7m (up 4.7%), and net loss narrowed sharply to CHF 108.5m (a 70% reduction). The company confirmed 2.7% dividend growth for the 2025 financial year and signaled a progressive dividend-per-share policy for 2026. Net leverage stood at 4.5x with about 86% of debt maturing in 2031 or later at a weighted average cost of debt of 2.8%.
The Baupost Group and related entities filed an amended Schedule 13G reporting a passive stake in Sunrise Communications AG. They report beneficial ownership of 2,169,198 shares of common stock, representing 3.13% of the class as of the reporting date. The Baupost Group, Baupost Group GP, L.L.C. and Seth A. Klarman share voting and dispositive power over these shares, which were purchased on behalf of various private investment limited partnerships. They certify the holdings are in the ordinary course of business and not for the purpose of changing or influencing control of Sunrise Communications.