What exactly did Basel-Landschaft approve from its Swisslos fund for 2025?

The canton approved CHF 11.6 million across 251 projects for 2025. Sports will receive CHF 4.6 million through the Swisslos Sportfonds 2025, while the balance supports culture, education, social, and other public-benefit initiatives. These allocations are funded by lottery proceeds. For local suppliers and service providers, approvals translate into clearer order books, multi-quarter workloads, and co-funding opportunities with municipalities and sponsors.

Does Swisslos’s record CHF 596 million 2024 profit mean larger future grants?

A record profit signals healthy demand, which supports confidence in cantonal pools. It does not guarantee larger grants, since committees weigh reserves, applications, and policy goals. Still, strong profitability provides room to maintain competitive funding levels if sales trends persist. Investors should watch annual reports, canton budgets, and award calendars to gauge whether 2026 pools expand, hold steady, or adjust to macro conditions.

How can investors in Switzerland use Basel-Landschaft grants as a signal?

Treat the approvals as a pipeline indicator for vendors in sport, culture, events, and facilities. Firms with diversified canton exposure and strong cost control can benefit from multi-project workloads. Track application volumes, award timing, and payment terms to assess revenue visibility. Pair this with consumer and retailer data tied to Swisslos sales. Together, these inputs help refine earnings quality and cash flow expectations for exposed businesses.

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Swisslos February 20: Basel-Landschaft Pays CHF 11.6M in 2025 Grants

ByDanny Kontos February 20, 2026

Swisslos is fueling Basel-Landschaft with CHF 11.6 million in 2025 grants across 251 projects, including CHF 4.6 million for sport via the Swisslos Sportfonds 2025. With Swisslos reporting a record CHF 596 million net profit for 2024, we see stable lottery demand and stronger cantonal pools. For investors in Switzerland, these figures hint at steady cash flows for community projects and healthy activity for suppliers tied to sport, culture, and events. We break down the implications for 2026 budgeting and portfolio positioning.