Swiss Market Index (SMI) Experiences Decline, Top Losers Include Sika AG and Partners Group Holding AG.

Jun 13 2025 01:02 PM IST

The Swiss Market Index (SMI) is currently facing a downward trend, with a loss of -1.44%. This is driven by top large cap loser Sika AG, as well as losses in the mid and small cap sectors. Out of the 1 sector advancing, there are 0 sectors advancing and 1 sector declining. The advance decline ratio is 0.27x. Despite the overall decline, there are a few companies, such as Barry Callebaut AG, that are seeing gains. However, the top losers, including Meyer Burger Technology AG, are experiencing significant decreases. It will be interesting to see how the market performs in the coming days.

Today, the Swiss Market Index (SMI) is experiencing a downward trend, trading at 12,146.02 with a loss of -177.38 points or -1.44%. This decline is being driven by the top large cap loser, Sika AG, which has seen a decrease of -3.82%. The mid cap sector is also facing losses, with Partners Group Holding AG down -3.43%. The small cap sector is not faring any better, with Temenos AG experiencing a significant decrease of -6.43%.

Out of the 1 sector advancing today, there are 0 sectors advancing and 1 sector declining. The top losing sector is the Switzerland SMI, which is down -1.44%. This decline is reflected in the advance decline ratio across the Switzerland SMI, with 41 advances and 153 declines, resulting in a ratio of 0.27x.

The Switzerland SMI Caps is also facing a decline of -1.44%, indicating a widespread downward trend in the market. However, there are a few companies that are bucking the trend and experiencing gains. The top small cap gainer is Barry Callebaut AG, with an increase of 0.86%. Other top gainers include HOCHDORF Holding AG, Spexis Ltd., and Swiss Steel Holding AG, with gains of 13.18%, 11.76%, and 11.11% respectively.

On the other hand, the top losers in the market today include Meyer Burger Technology AG, with a significant decrease of -42.41%, followed by Komax Holding AG and mobilezone holding ag with losses of -7.86% and -7.18% respectively.

Overall, the Swiss market is facing a downward trend today, with the SMI and its sectors experiencing losses. However, there are a few companies that are seeing gains, providing some hope for investors. It will be interesting to see how the market performs in the coming days and if there will be any significant changes in the advance decline ratio.

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