SMI
Top 5
52W High (Drawdown)
- UBSG-1.98%
- ABBN-3.91%
- KNIN-4.41%
- CFR-8.53%
- ZURN-9.33%
Constituents (20)
| UBSG | UBS Group AGSIX | -1.98% | ||
| ABBN | ABB LtdSIX | -3.91% | ||
| KNIN | Kuehne + Nagel International AGSIX | -4.41% | ||
| CFR | Compagnie Financière Richemont SASIX | -8.53% | ||
| ZURN | Zurich Insurance Group AGSIX | -9.33% | ||
| NOVN | Novartis AGSIX | -9.94% | ||
| SCMN | Swisscom AGSIX | -10.73% | ||
| LOGN | Logitech International S.A.SIX | -11.01% | ||
| SLHN | Swiss Life Holding AGSIX | -11.38% | ||
| NESN | Nestlé S.A.SIX | -12.25% | ||
| ROP | Roche Holding AGSIX | -12.75% | ||
| AMRZ | Amrize Ltd.SIX | -16.81% | ||
| LONN | Lonza Group AGSIX | -18.36% | ||
| GEBN | Geberit AGSIX | -22.92% | ||
| HOLN | Holcim LtdSIX | -23.37% | ||
| SREN | Swiss Re AGSIX | -24.65% | ||
| ALC | Alcon Inc.SIX | -28.54% | ||
| GIVN | Givaudan SASIX | -32.27% | ||
| SIKA | Sika AGSIX | -33.12% | ||
| PGHN | Partners Group Holding AGSIX | -38.62% | ||
Frequently asked questions
The 5 SMI companies with the highest 52w high (drawdown) are: UBS Group AG (UBSG, -1.98%), ABB Ltd (ABBN, -3.91%), Kuehne + Nagel International AG (KNIN, -4.41%), Compagnie Financière Richemont SA (CFR, -8.53%) and Zurich Insurance Group AG (ZURN, -9.33%). UBS Group AG ranks first at -1.98%.
A 52w high (drawdown) of -3.91% or higher places a SMI stock in the top 10% on this metric. That covers the strongest 2 of the 20 ranked constituents.
There is no fixed threshold, so the index itself is the benchmark. Across the 20 ranked SMI constituents, the median 52w high (drawdown) is -12.75%. A stock above that level ranks ahead of the typical SMI company, though it stays a relative gauge, not a full verdict.
UBS Group AG (UBSG) has the highest 52w high (drawdown) in the SMI, at -1.98%. Partners Group Holding AG (PGHN) has the lowest, at -38.62%.
Partners Group Holding AG (PGHN, -38.62%) reports the lowest 52w high (drawdown) in the SMI, followed by Sika AG (SIKA, -33.12%), Givaudan SA (GIVN, -32.27%), Alcon Inc. (ALC, -28.54%) and Swiss Re AG (SREN, -24.65%).