Infomaniak transfers majority voting rights to Swiss foundation to secure long-term independence
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Summary
Infomaniak, a Swiss cloud company founded in 1994, has transferred the majority of its voting rights to a Swiss public-interest foundation (the Infomaniak Foundation) to permanently secure its independence, privacy commitments, environmental responsibility, and local roots. This irrevocable move, made on 20 May 2026 by founder Boris Siegenthaler, places the company beyond any takeover and ensures its cloud services remain Swiss, sovereign, and value-driven forever.
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An irrevocable move, rare in Europe, that places the company beyond the reach of any takeover and sets its DNA in stone.
For you, our customers, this means one thing: your cloud will remain Swiss, independent, and true to its values. Forever.
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