Cembra completes acquisition of majority of Santander’s Swiss auto financing business

By Public Technologies
  • Cembra completed its acquisition of the majority of Santander's Swiss auto financing business on November 3, 2026.
  • The transaction will add approximately CHF 800 million in leasing assets to its portfolio.
  • CHF 670 million was consolidated as of November 2, 2026, with the remainder to follow in 2027.
  • The acquisition includes manufacturer partnerships, complemented by an exclusive Santander partnership for pan-European leasing and financing programs in Switzerland.
  • The transaction is expected to boost earnings per share from 2027, increasing return on equity around 25 basis points from 2028.


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