SALMON EVOLUTION NK -,05

Salmon Evolution reported Q2 2026 revenues of NOK 67m; harvest volumes have risen 50% year-to-date and production costs fell to NOK 71 per kilo. Farming EBITDA for H1 was positive at NOK 15m, while the consolidated result remained negative. Phase 2 at the Indre Hareid site is being ramped up gradually (4 of 12 pens in operation) and is expected to deliver scale effects, further reduce costs and significantly raise the production rate by mid‑2027. Management nevertheless cut the 2026 harvest guidance to around 6,000 tonnes and points to continued risks from weak market prices and execution risks in the ramp‑up. » More on de.investing.com

Salmon Evolution reported Q3 2025 revenue of NOK 86.4m (+70% y/y), but a negative group EBITDA of NOK -40.5m, weighed down by a realized price of around NOK 61/kg versus normalized costs of about NOK 76/kg. Harvested volume rose to 1,387 tonnes (HOG) with improved average weight and above‑average biological performance. The phase‑2 expansion is progressing on schedule; first stocking of smolts is planned for Q1 2026, and harvest volume of about 7,000 tonnes is expected in 2026. As of Sept. 30 the company had NOK 156m in cash, net debt of NOK 1,358m, and has initiated a refinancing process for its credit facilities, but sees signs of price stabilization. » More on de.investing.com

Salmon Evolution reported a 70% revenue increase to NOK 87m in Q3 2025 on harvest volumes of 1,400 tonnes, but recorded EBITDA losses of NOK 30m in the farming segment and NOK 40m at group level. Cash holdings stood at NOK 156m and the stock slipped slightly in pre-market trading. The company is advancing technological expansions and partnerships and aims for a production run rate of 14,600 tonnes within 18 months and 18,000 tonnes by the end of 2027. For 2026 Salmon Evolution expects harvests to rise by 50% and sees opportunities from a projected 6% global decline in salmon supply. » More on de.investing.com