Infracore: The First Pure-Play Healthcare Real Estate Company Listed on SIX Swiss Exchange

When Infracore rang the opening bell at SIX Swiss Exchange, it marked more than the beginning of trading. The listing introduced a company whose business model is closely linked to the future of Switzerland’s healthcare system.

Headquartered in Fribourg, Infracore has built its business around a specialized sale-and-leaseback model that enables hospitals and healthcare institutions to unlock capital tied up in real estate while continuing to operate their facilities under long-term agreements. This approach allows healthcare providers to focus resources on their core mission while benefiting from Infracore’s real estate expertise. 

What makes Infracore unique is not only the properties it owns, but the role those properties play within the Swiss healthcare ecosystem.

Through its model, hospitals can free up capital and reinvest it where it matters most – patient care, medical equipment, digital infrastructure, and the modernization of healthcare services. At a time when healthcare providers face growing investment needs and increasing financial pressures, this approach offers an alternative way to finance future development. 

During the listing ceremony, Tomas Kindler, Global Head Exchanges and Member of the Executive Board at SIX, welcomed Infracore to SIX Swiss Exchange and highlighted the broader purpose behind the company’s business model.

Eric Frey, CEO at Infracore: “With the IPO, Infracore is entering a new chapter. As a specialized owner and developer of healthcare real estate in Switzerland, we benefit from a strong market position in a sector supported by stable, long-term demand. The listing will increase our visibility, enhance our financial flexibility, and provide a solid foundation for the continued expansion of our portfolio. We look forward to pursuing our growth strategy together with our existing and future shareholders.”  

For Infracore, becoming a listed company marks the beginning of a new chapter. Beyond access to the public capital market, the listing enhances the company’s visibility and provides a platform to support its long-term growth ambitions.