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To own Mobimo, you have to believe in the long-term value of Swiss residential and mixed-use real estate, backed by a seasoned management team that is reshaping the portfolio and development pipeline while keeping the dividend attractive. Short term, investors are still watching how one-off gains, softer revenue expectations and relatively high leverage play through into cash generation. The new CHF 155 million green bond, issued under a Moody’s-endorsed Green Financing Framework, slightly tilts that balance: it reinforces Mobimo’s access to sustainability-linked capital and broadens its investor base, but it also adds to debt that is not yet well covered by operating cash flow. So while this green funding supports the development story, it does not remove the core risks around earnings quality and future revenue trends.
However, one risk around cash flow coverage and rising debt levels stands out for shareholders. Mobimo Holding's share price has been on the slide but might be dropping deeper into value territory. Find out whether it's a bargain at this price.Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span a wide CHF144.94 to CHF325. With the new green bond adding debt even as earnings expectations soften, these differing views underline why many market participants weigh both balance sheet resilience and access to sustainable capital before forming an opinion on Mobimo’s prospects.
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