One sentence, three paragraphs.
If you only read one paragraph, read the first. If you read three, you have the full picture.
HICONIUM AG is a Swiss intelligence platform for collectible vehicles. It begins with a price — a defensible, documented, and quietly published reference for cars that the market has been pricing on intuition for a century. A small market underneath the price grows from there.
The company is based in Zürich and registered under CHE-253.791.128. The platform launches publicly on August 13, 2026, with a small Founding Garage cohort entering earlier. Founder Ferdinand Peter has spent the better part of a decade thinking about the rare-asset market — operating ground at Autowelt, archives, dealer protocols, the gap between what people thought a car was worth and what it actually traded for.
The thesis extends beyond cars. Yachts, jets, watches, vineyards, design objects — small, opaque, relationship-bound markets — share the same opacity and the same opportunity. The infrastructure rhymes; Hiconium's public roadmap runs in that direction.