How is the BB Biotech dividend 2026 calculated?

The company pays 5% of the average December share price, using VWAP. That average from December 2025 sets the cash amount paid in 2026. If the December VWAP finishes near current levels, estimates point to about CHF 2.15 per share, up from CHF 1.80, reflecting this year’s stronger pricing.

What yield can German investors expect at today’s price?

Using the CHF 2.15 estimate and today’s CHF 45.55, the forward yield on cost is roughly 4.7%. Because the policy equals 5% of December VWAP, your realized yield will be a touch higher if you buy below the final VWAP, and a touch lower if you buy above it.

Does currency or tax change the payout for Germans?

The dividend is paid in CHF and your broker converts it to EUR. Swiss withholding tax applies and local tax rules apply in Germany. Many brokers help with credits or reclaim forms, but processes differ. Check your broker’s policy before the record date to understand net proceeds and timelines.

Is BB Biotech stock technically overbought now?

Not by common measures. RSI is around 57, below typical overbought levels. ADX near 39 signals a strong trend, while Bollinger and Keltner bands cluster around CHF 45 to 47. That suggests trend strength with moderate volatility, but biotech headlines can still drive swift short-term moves.

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BION.SW Stock Today: December 26 — Policy Points to Higher 2026 Dividend

ByHuzaifa Zahoor December 27, 2025December 27, 2025

BB Biotech dividend 2026 is in focus after the fund’s fixed 5% of December VWAP policy and a strong 2025 share-price recovery. BB Biotech (BION.SW) trades today near CHF 45.55, with December levels guiding next year’s cash payout. Estimates move from CHF 1.80 to about CHF 2.15 per share, implying a higher yield on cost for buyers now. For German investors, this marries income with biotech exposure while the policy provides clarity on the next distribution.