The annual financial statement 2024 of the Noser Group shows a positive result. In fiscal year 2024, the group achieved revenue of CHF 137.7 million, representing growth of 2.1% compared to the previous year. Operating profit amounted to CHF 6.4 million. Without the one-off expenses related to the 40th anniversary celebrations, growth would have been even stronger and profit would have reached the previous year’s level.
Despite a challenging market environment, the Noser Group’s results highlight its stable strategic orientation and innovative strength. The company’s continuous development is further underscored by its recognition as one of the “Top 100 ICT companies” and as one of Switzerland’s best IT employers in 2025.
The group, with its subsidiaries AKROS, Bucher + Suter, DANEXiS, FROX, Noser Engineering, Noser Young, and Noser Bulgaria, combines four decades of technological excellence with forward-looking solutions and sustainable customer partnerships.
“Our clear strategy, long-term partnerships with our clients, and innovative services continue to deliver results even in volatile times. Every percentage point of growth reflects the trust of our clients and the dedication of our teams,” emphasizes Herbert Ender, CEO of the Noser Group.
Changes to the board of directors of the Noser Group
The annual financial statement 2024 of the Noser Group is complemented by forward-looking personnel changes within the board of directors. The group extends its sincere thanks to three long-standing members:
- Fritz Noser, who is stepping down after more than 35 years, during which he contributed deep industry expertise, particularly in the insurance sector.
- Thomas D. Meyer, who is leaving after five years, having played a key role in driving digital transformation.
- Roland Köhler, who served as chairman for seven years and significantly shaped the sustainable development of the group and the implementation of its ownership strategy.
As of April 2025, two new members are joining the board to support future strategic initiatives:
- Kia Maurer brings extensive experience in compliance governance, corporate law, and M&A.
- Pascal Rickenmann complements the board with deep expertise in finance, controlling, e-mobility, and corporate development.
At the same time, Herbert Ender will assume the chairmanship of the board of directors, further strengthening the group’s strategic direction.
