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Brünig Mega Safe luxury vault construction
Overview
Brünig Mega Safe AG is constructing a high-security underground vault complex within the Brünig Massif near Lungern, Switzerland. The project involves carving 20 to 25 rock caverns approximately 100 meters deep into limestone to house assets for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, including gold, fine art, classic cars, and premium wines.
Designed to protect against criminal activity, drone attacks, and environmental or macroeconomic disasters, the facility maintains a constant temperature of 13 degrees Celsius. Clients can secure space through 99-year terms, with costs reported between 500,000 and 1 million Swiss francs. Under these agreements, clients receive a parcel number in the land register, allowing them to own the space and mortgage the property.
While construction began in early 2026 with a first phase expected by 2028, the project has encountered some local opposition in Lungern.
Entities
Brünig Mega Safe AG · Thomas Gasser · Lungern · Brünig Mega Safe · Swiss Alps
Timeline
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25 days ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesSwiss Alps bunkers being built to house ultra-wealthy assetsBrünig Mega Safe is constructing high-security underground vaults in the Swiss Alps, allowing the ultra-wealthy to store gold, art, and luxury cars in rock-carved bunkers for 99-year leases.
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about 1 month ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesBrünig Mega Safe develops luxury underground vaults in SwitzerlandBrünig Mega Safe is developing a high-security underground vault complex in the Swiss Alps, offering luxury storage for assets like art and gold in deep limestone caverns.
Sources
bezecny.blog.idnes.cz · bild.de · blick.ch · freerepublic.com · lucianne.com · op-online.de