SalMar ASA

SALM

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ISIN NO0010310956 / Valor 3063956

Oslo Stock Exchange (2025-11-21)

NOK 568.50-0.52%

SalMar ASA
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About company

SalMar ASA is the second largest salmon farming company globally, with operations spanning Norway, Iceland, Scotland, and offshore locations. Established in 1991, the company specializes in the sustainable production of Atlantic salmon, leveraging advanced aquaculture technologies and efficient supply chain management to meet international demand. SalMar focuses on maintaining high standards of fish health and product quality while expanding its production capacity through strategic investments and innovative farming practices. By operating in multiple regions, SalMar enhances its market presence and ensures a diversified production portfolio, positioning itself as a key player in the global seafood industry.

Summarized from source with an LLMView SourceSector: Consumer Non-Cyclicals

Operational EBIT

Operational EBIT for Norway ended at NOK 696 million in Q2 2025, while the Group achieved NOK 524 million. The operational EBIT per kg was NOK 12.8 for Norway and NOK 8.1 for the Group.

Harvest Volume

The harvest volume reached 54,500 tons in Norway and 64,500 tons for the Group in Q2 2025, showing an increase from 44,800 tons in Q2 2024.

Market Price Impact

The second quarter was characterized by lower market prices, which reduced profits compared to the same period last year. This impact was particularly felt in Central Norway and the Icelandic Salmon segment.

Strong Biological Performance

SalMar ASA experienced strong biological performance, especially in Northern Norway, contributing to positive cost developments and an increased volume guidance for the full year 2025.

Strategic Mergers and Financing

The company completed a merger with Wilsgård in August 2025, strengthening its presence in Northern Norway. Additionally, two new green bonds totaling NOK 2 billion were issued in August 2025 to support financial growth.

Segment Performance

Sales and Industry segments delivered strong results driven by positive contract contributions, while the Icelandic Salmon segment faced challenges due to lower prices and continued high costs. Scottish Sea Farms maintained a good biological status despite market price pressures.

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