Key takeaways
- Vaudoise Assurances agreed in March 2026 to raise its stake in Procimmo Group, a Swiss real estate fund and asset manager, from 20% to 92.27% of the voting rights, paying CHF 309 million.
- The price of CHF 9.50 per share, after the 2025 dividend, was a premium of just over 11% and valued Procimmo at CHF 428 million.
- The transaction completed on 1 July 2026. Vaudoise then raised its stake to 97.2% and intends to own all of Procimmo, which continues as a platform under its existing management.
The transaction
BuyerVaudoise AssurancesResult Procimmo run as a platform
| Announced | March 2026 |
|---|---|
| Completed | 1 July 2026 |
| Buyer | Vaudoise Assurances |
| Target | Procimmo Group AG |
| Stake before | 20%, held since 2021 |
| Stake after closing | 92.27% of voting rights; later 97.2% |
| Price | CHF 309m; CHF 9.50 per share after the 2025 dividend |
| Implied value | c. CHF 428m |
| Procimmo assets | c. CHF 4.3bn |
| Vaudoise real estate AuM | More than CHF 9bn including Procimmo |
Timeline
- 2021Vaudoise acquires a 20% stake
- Mar 2026Majority acquisition announced
- 1 Jul 2026Transaction completed, 92.27%
- Jul 2026Stake raised to 97.2%
The rationale
Vaudoise describes the deal as expanding an already strong growth area: real estate asset management for third parties. It had bought Berninvest in 2017.
Fees from managing property for others diversify an insurer's income beyond underwriting and its own investment returns.
Including Procimmo, Vaudoise manages more than CHF 9 billion of real estate assets, which places it among the larger players in the Swiss market.
The assessment
Price
CHF 428 million for a manager with about CHF 4.3 billion of assets is roughly 10% of assets under management (Valstron calculation). A premium of just over 11% is modest for a change of control.
Logic
An insurer already holds Swiss property and has the expertise to run it. Managing third-party money adds fee income with little capital, a sensible use of what Vaudoise already knows.
Independence
Procimmo keeps its management and its brand. Fund investors will watch whether the platform stays clearly separate from the insurer's own portfolio.
What to watch
Inflows into Procimmo's funds, the move to full ownership, and whether other Swiss insurers follow with similar acquisitions.
Source: Vaudoise and Procimmo, 2026



