Commune d'Aigle
Aigle
Aigle, 11 May 2026
- 07 August 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Aigle
Job summary
Aigle's 2025 accounts show a positive outcome for the city.
Tasks
- The municipality ends the year with a surplus of Frs 23'690.
- Net revenues reached Frs 59'210'505, up 9.12% from budget.
- Total net expenses decreased by Frs 159'380, showing good management.
Skills
- Aigle's self-financing margin is 7.15 million francs for 2025.
- The gross debt stands at Frs 99.03 million, Frs 8'197 per inhabitant.
- The new NPIV positively impacted the 2025 results.
Is this helpful?
About the job
Aigle, 11 May 2026
2025 Accounts: The City of Aigle ends the year on a favourable note
The Municipality of Aigle presents the 2025 accounts marked by a balanced result. The financial year closes with a surplus of income of CHF 23,690.-, reflecting controlled management of municipal finances.
The City of Aigle ends the 2025 financial year with total net income of CHF 59,210,505.-, after deducting internal allocations and transfers to reserve funds, representing an increase of 9.12% compared to the budget.
Thanks to management mechanisms, planning tools and controls put in place, expenses are controlled. Thus, total net expenditure amounts to CHF 52,056,823.-, showing a decrease of CHF 159,380.-, or 0.3% compared to the budget. Aigle has a self-financing margin of 7.15 million francs for 2025, higher than that of 2024 (5.89 million francs). At the same time, the gross debt amounts to 99.03 million francs as of 31 December 2025, which represents CHF 8,197.- per inhabitant (CHF 7,956.- in 2024).
Transition to MCH2 in 2026, additional depreciations and new equalisation
The transition to the new second-generation harmonised accounting model MCH2 took effect on 1 January 2026. Anticipating this step and its accounting constraints, the Municipality decided to allocate almost the entire profit of the year 2025, i.e. CHF 4,157,017.-, to additional depreciations of old investments mainly related to infrastructure in order of age.
Finally, the new Vaud inter-municipal equalisation (NPIV) came into force on 1 January 2025. The application of these new provisions positively influenced the result of the 2025 financial year of the Municipality.
