Switzerland (AO) | La Petite Suisse

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Switzerland (AO) | La Petite Suisse

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Release date: 26 June 2026

Torsten Sauter

Head of Swiss Equity Research

+41 43 333 6002

Switzerland tsauter@keplercheuvreux.com

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The second quarter of 2026 ends on Tuesday, and July starts next week. The reporting season is still light. Only Titlisbahnen

publishes first-half results on 1 July, providing a read on Swiss tourism trends.

Zurich Airport will host its “Deep Dive Brazil” investor and analyst event on 29 June 2026 in London at the London Marriott

Hotel County Hall. The session will focus on the company's Brazil strategy, including international business developments, the

Brazilian air traffic market, and Brazilian airport concessions, followed by a Q&A with management and a networking reception.

The agenda runs from 13:45 to 18:00, concluding with a cocktail reception. Registration link here.

EU member states said Bilateral Agreements III are the only viable basis for future Switzerland-EU relations and rejected

the status quo as an alternative. The EU Council warned that without the new package, existing agreements would gradually

erode and create political instability. Member states stressed that the agreements were negotiated as a single package and must

enter into force together. The Council also expects Switzerland to join Erasmus+ from January 2027 as agreed. The statement is

notable as the first formal EU assessment of Swiss relations since 2019 and reflects broad political support across member states

for the new deal package.

A new Leewas Institute poll suggests the Switzerland-EU accords would currently pass, with 46% of voters supporting the

package versus 40% opposed. Support is strongest among older voters, university-educated respondents, urban residents and