Logitech opens the week with a clear analyst view, shares on Nasdaq and SIX

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-28, 09:45.

Logitech International S.A. (CH0025751329) begins the new week with its shares listed both on Nasdaq in New York under the ticker LOGI and on SIX Swiss Exchange in Zurich. Analysts maintain a defined view on the stock, with recent US closing data giving investors a fresh reference point.

What the latest data shows

Logitech trades in the US via Nasdaq, where the latest available closing price for the LOGI shares recently stood near 97.50 dollars, giving a reference level for US investors ahead of the new week’s sessions. On SIX Swiss Exchange, the primary listing in Swiss francs complements the US quote, underlining the stock’s international profile and accessibility for European investors.

The dual listing places Logitech alongside sector peers such as Microsoft and HP in major US technology indices, while Swiss investors see it as one of the more internationally exposed names on the Zurich market. This set-up keeps the stock visible in global technology and peripherals comparisons.

Analyst views and upcoming earnings

Recent analyst commentary compiled by US-based market platforms indicates that Logitech is followed by a series of Wall Street houses, with ratings clustered between Buy and Hold on commonly used consensus pages. These services show a spread of price targets around the recent trading range, giving investors benchmarks for valuation discussion.

Earnings calendars on international finance portals list Logitech among upcoming technology-sector reports for the next quarter, even if the exact date for the next publication is not yet highlighted on general-purpose diaries. The company traditionally reports quarterly results from Lausanne, with the US Nasdaq listing providing a second venue for investor calls and webcast participation.

How Logitech makes its money

Logitech’s business model centers on computer and gaming peripherals. A representative product is its MX Master series of wireless computer mice, designed for productivity users and sold globally through retail channels and e-commerce platforms. The company also derives revenue from keyboards, webcams, headsets and video-conferencing hardware.

Where the stock trades today

The Logitech shares (CH0025751329) most recently traded on Nasdaq around 97.50 dollars at the close on 2026-06-26, while the SIX Swiss Exchange quote reflects the equivalent Swiss franc valuation for Zurich-based investors.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities. All data were compiled with care but without guarantee.