EANS-Adhoc: Jungfraubahn Holding AG / 2011 business year - traffic income at a record level

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15.02.2012

Last year, the Jungfrau Railway Group achieved traffic income of
110.2 million francs - an increase of 6 million francs over 2010.

Jungfraujoch-Top of Europe

765,000 visitors travelled to the Jungfraujoch-Top of Europe in 2011,
more than ever before in the history of the Jungfrau Railway. This
growth was in particular achieved through business with Asian guests.
This clearly shows that the Jungfrau Railway Group´s engagement in
global marketing has borne fruit. The tsunami and nuclear disasters
in Japan have had little effect on tourist traffic to the
Jung¬fraujoch.

Winter sport

While excursion traffic flourished in 2011, winter-sport business was
sluggish. The JUNGFRAU Ski Region, in which the Jungfrau Railway
Group has an around 60% revenue share, recorded a drop of 10.6 per
cent in the number of skier visits. This can be put down to a warm
spell in spring 2011, amongst other things. The weak Euro led to
fewer winter-sport guests taking holidays in Switzerland and the
JUNGFRAU Ski Region. Operational interruptions caused by the weather
also had a negative effect. The 2011/2012 winter season opened on 17
December, three weeks later than the previous year.

Experience mountains

The Jungfrau Railway Group recorded good visitor numbers in the
experience mountains business segment, which comprises excursion
traffic to the Harder Kulm, First and Winteregg-Mürren. The Harder
Railway carried 15.3 per cent more passengers from 1 January to 31
December 2011 than in the previous year. The First aerial cableway
recorded a reduction in frequency of 5.8 per cent, although a plus of
0.7 per cent was achieved during the summer season alone. The
Lauterbrunnen-Mürren rail & cableway transported 0.2 per cent fewer
passengers than in the previous year.

Prospects for 2012

Launching the Jungfrau Railway centenary year, light artist, Gerry
Hofstetter, illuminated the Jungfrau with various images including
the Swiss cross and a portrait of Adolf Guyer-Zeller, founder of the
Jungfrau Railway. The Jungfrau Railway Group is confident that it
will profit from the global interest shown in the centenary.
Reservations from Asia provide us with optimism. In contrast however,
the company is facing a considerable challenge in the winter-sport
business segment. In view of the strong franc, the Jungfrau Railways
Group anticipates a further decline in visitor numbers from the Euro
zone. An abundance of snow has fallen since the beginning of 2012 and
the pistes are in excellent condition.

Further inquiry note:
Simon Bickel, Head of Information and Media
+4179 222 53 10
simon.bickel@jungfrau.ch

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issuer: Jungfraubahn Holding AG
Harderstrasse 14
CH-3800 Interlaken
phone: +41 (0)33 828 71 11
FAX: +41 (0)33 828 72 64
mail: jb@jungfraubahn.ch
WWW: www.jungfraubahn.ch
sector: Railway
ISIN: CH0017875789
indexes: SPI
stockmarkets: Domestic Standard: SIX Swiss Exchange
language: English