Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index ETP

A Smarter Way to Invest in Swiss Stocks

36 Selected Companies

100% Swiss Focus

12+ Industry Sectors

12 Yearly Updates

Passively Invest With Our Method

better diversification than the SMI or SPI
a rules-based approach free of personal bias
transparency on every monthly trade

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Why Invest in the OMSP1?

Expertly managed, transparent, and data-driven: a superior, hands-off investment in the Swiss economy.

The Obermatt Method

Stocks in the OMSP1 are selected through Obermatt’s 360° View, a method that evaluates each company from multiple financial perspectives: Safety, Growth, Value, and Sentiment. This comprehensive approach ensures that only the top-performing, well-rounded Swiss companies make it into the index.

Data-Driven Investing

The OMSP1 is built on a data-driven investing approach, using objective financial metrics to evaluate each stock. Obermatt’s method removes speculation and focuses on measurable performance factors, ensuring that only the best 36 Swiss companies are included.

Transparency and Independence

Obermatt operates independently and without conflicts of interest, delivering objective stock rankings you can trust. Our transparent process clearly shows how each stock is evaluated, giving you full insight into the selection criteria. This commitment to openness and impartiality empowers you to invest confidently, knowing your portfolio is built on unbiased data.

True Reflection of the Swiss Economy

By selecting top-performing companies across diverse industries, the Swiss Pearls Index provides a true reflection of the Swiss economy. Focused on Switzerland’s strongest and most resilient businesses, this index captures the unique stability and strength of the Swiss market, offering investors a well-rounded view of the country's economic landscape.

Bigger is Not Always Better: SMI vs OMSP1

Discover why the Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index provides a more authentic representation of the Swiss economy compared to traditional indices

Graphic shows OMSP1 industry comparison and the superior industry diversification of the Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index (top) to the SMI, SPI, and Swiss GDP (bottom). The visual demonstrates that the Swiss Pearls Index provides a more balanced sector allocation and more accurately reflects the actual structure of the Swiss economy, unlike the SMI and SPI which heavily weight specific sectors like Pharma and Financials.

Don't Be Fooled by the SMI: The Real Swiss Index

A common misconception is that indices like the SMI and SPI accurately reflect the Swiss economy. However, these indices are heavily weighted towards the pharmaceutical sector and Nestlé. In contrast, the Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index (OMSP1) offers a more comprehensive representation of Switzerland's diverse economic sectors.

It encompasses a wider range of industries and minimizes sector-specific biases. This makes the OMSP1 a more authentic gauge of Swiss economic health, offering investors a more balanced and genuinely Swiss investment opportunity.

Beyond Large Caps: OMSP1’s Diversified Approach

The OMSP1 achieves a well-rounded balance by not investing only in Switzerland's 20 largest companies but also in a diverse range of large and mid-sized firms. Unlike the SPI, it deliberately avoids exposure to small and micro-cap stocks, which are often subject to high volatility and low liquidity.

This strategy enhances stability and broadens the investment scope, making the OMSP1 a more robust and versatile index for representing the Swiss economy.

Graphic comparing the company size distribution in the Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index OMSP1, SMI, and SPI indices. The Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index (top) shows a more balanced diversification across all company size classes (M, L, XL, XXL). The SMI (bottom left) is heavily concentrated on XXL companies, while the SPI (bottom right) has a broader spread but also includes smaller companies (S, XS).

Product Information

Symbol: OMSP1

Product Category: Exchange Traded Product (ETP)

Currency: Swiss Franc (CHF)

Management Fee: 0.98%

Rebalancing: At least once a year

Listing/Exchange: Listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange according to the Exchange Traded Product (ETP) Regulatory Standard.

ISIN Number: CH1272476750

Valor: 127247675

Issuer: Maverix Securities AG, Zurich, Switzerland

Collateral Provider (TCM): Maverix Securities AG, Zurich

Collateral Custodian (TCM): SIX SIS Ag, Olten, Switzerland

Collateral Agent (TCM): SIX Repo AG, Zurich

Cooperation Partners: (Advertising Partnership)

Index Sponsor: Amadeus Capital SA, Genève, Switzerland

First Exchange Trading Date: 19 September 2023

Cooperation Partners: (Advertising Partnership)

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Transparent OMSP1 Transactions

Obermatt analysis uncovered these 36 stocks as having the strongest ranks. Reviewed monthly, the stock with the worst rank is sold and the one with the best rank is purchased as part of management by the ETP.

ABB

CH0012221716

Alcon

CH0432492467

ALSO

CH0024590272

Allreal

CH0008837566

Bachem

CH1176493729

Belimo

CH1101098163

Bell Food Group

CH0315966322

BKW

CH0130293662

Burckhardt Compression

CH0025536027

dormakaba

CH0011795959

DKSH

CH0126673539

EFG International

CH0022268228

EMS-Chemie

CH0016440353

Forbo

CH0003541510

HIAG Immobilien

CH0239518779

Huber+Suhner

CH0030380734

Intershop

CH0273774791

Interroll

CH0006372897

Jungfraubahn

CH0017875789

Kardex

CH0100837282

Lindt & Sprüngli

CH0010570759

Lonza

CH0013841017

Medacta Group

CH0468525222

Richemont

CH0210483332

Sandoz

CH1243598427

Sensirion Holding

CH0406705126

SFS

CH0239229302

SGS

CH0002497458

Siegfried

CH0014284498

SoftwareONE Holding

CH0496451508

Swatch

CH0012255151

Swiss Life

CH0014852781

Valiant

CH0014786500

VAT

CH0311864901

VZ

CH0528751586

Zehnder Group

CH0276534614

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Date	Sold	Bought
January 2026	Tecan Group	VAT
December 2025	Straumann	Bell
November 2025	Inficon	VZ
October 2025	Comet	Jungfraubahn
September 2025	Sulzer	HIAG Immobilien
August 2025	Flughafen Zürich	Intershop
July 2025	Emmi	Zehnder Group
June 2025	Swisscom	Straumann
May 2025	OC Oerlikon	Belimo
April 2025	Landis+Gyr Group	Tecan Group
March 2025	VAT	Sensirion Holding
February 2025	Mobimo	SGS
January 2025	Bucher	Inficon
December 2024	Sonova	Swisscom
November 2024	Novartis	Forbo
October 2024	Schindler	Interroll
September 2024	Partners Group	OC Oerlikon
August 2024	Tecan Group	dormakaba
July 2024	Inficon	Emmi
June 2024	Swissquote	Allreal
May 2024	LEM	VAT
April 2024	Komax	DKSH
March 2024	PSP Swiss Property	Bucher
February 2024	Swiss Prime Site	Schindler
January 2024	Holcim	Sonova
December 2023	Julius Bär	Sandoz
November 2023	Forbo	SFS
October 2023	Aryzta	Partners Group

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OMSP1: VAT Group - The "Gatekeeper" of the AI Revolution

29 Jan 2026

Everyone talks about NVIDIA. But almost no one talks about the Swiss engineering that makes NVIDIA’s chips possible. Modern AI processors require a production environment of absolute purity—a technical challenge that VAT Group solves more effectively than any competitor globally.

OMSP1: Bell Food Group - More than just meat

1 Jan 2026

Bell Food Group is known for meat, but there is more to it. The company is evolving into a comprehensive food service provider, focusing on convenience and sustainability to meet changing consumer demands.

OMSP1: VZ Holding Rides the Pension Wave

27 Nov 2025

VZ Holding is the winner of the retirement wave. The financial service provider benefits from demographic trends and has a unique business model that capitalizes on the growing need for retirement planning and asset management in Switzerland.

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Risk Disclaimer

The Exchange Traded Product on Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index is considered a structured product in Switzerland pursuant to article 70 of the Swiss Financial Services Act of 15 June 2018 (“FinSA”) and is neither subject to authorization nor supervision by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA ("FINMA"). The Product does not constitute participation in a collective investment scheme within the meaning of the Collective Investment Schemes Act of 23 June 2006 ("CISA") and Investors do not benefit from the specific investor protection provided under CISA. Investors bear the credit risk of the Issuer.

The investments are collateralized with SIX Swiss Exchange. The collateral is held in custody at SIX SIS Ltd and SIX Repo Ltd is responsible for the daily monitoring of the collateral as collateral custodian and agent, respectively. This Triparty Collateral Management (TCM) mechanism of SIX protects the security interests of investors by reducing the default risk of the issuer.