Regional companies in the spotlight at the Central Switzerland awards ceremony
Inwil-based shopfitting and interior design specialist OBRIST interior has been honoured with this year's Prix SVC Zentralschweiz. The Axon Activ Group from Lucerne followed in second place and Schiltrac Fahrzeugbau GmbH from Buochs NW in third place.
Obrist interior is the winner of the Prix SVC Zentralschweiz 2025. Founded in 1895, the SME from Inwil specialises in high-quality shopfitting and interior design. According to a statement from the Swiss Venture Club(SVC), it employs around 120 specialists worldwide to realise exceptional interiors for luxury brands, business premises and private homes. As Urban Camenzind, jury president and economic director of the canton of Uri, emphasised at the award ceremony, the expert jury was “impressed by the successful combination of traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-art technology. Working closely together, customer advisors, project managers, planners and production specialists process a wide variety of materials such as wood, metal and glass into high-quality shop and interior fittings – true works of art, created in Central Switzerland for the global market.”
Second place went to the Axon Active Group from Lucerne. It supports companies and organisations in various industries with scalable digital solutions to transform and optimise their business processes. The company is characterised by agility, sustainability and customer proximity, according to the SVC jury.
Third place went to Schiltrac Fahrzeugbau. The company from Buochs builds customised special transporters for various applications, from agricultural and municipal vehicles to fire engines. According to the SVC, Schiltrac is known for its high manufacturing quality and flexibility.
The other winners were Stadler Form from Zug and Impact Acoustic from Lucerne. Stadler Form optimises the indoor climate with its humidifiers, dehumidifiers and aroma diffusers. Impact Acoustic develops recyclable products that improve room acoustics in offices, restaurants, hotels and public buildings.