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Leroy Seafood Group ASA

Lerøy Seafood Group ASA produces, processes, markets, sells, and distributes seafood products. It operates in three segments: Wildcatch; Farming; and Value-Added Processing, Sales, and Distribution. The company offers salmon and trout products, including whole fish, fillets, portions, smoked, graved, block, cured, ready-to-eat, and ready-to-cook items. It also catches and processes whitefish, shrimp, crab, mussels, seaweed, and other seafood products. Its products are marketed primarily under brands such as Norway Seafoods, Arctic Supreme, Fjord Trout, Aurora Salmon, Fossen, Sea Eagle, Lerøy, and M"r to supermarkets, restaurants, canteens, hotels, wholesalers, retailers, food service companies, and industrial customers. The company operates in the European Union, Norway, Asia, rest of Europe, the United States, Canada, and internationally. Founded in 1899, it is headquartered in Bergen, Norway, and operates as a subsidiary of Austevoll Seafood ASA.

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Lerøy Seafood places NOK 750 million green bond

Lerøy Seafood Group ASA has successfully completed the placement of NOK 750 million in a new senior unsecured green bond with a 6-year tenor and a floating rate coupon of 3m NIBOR plus 116 basis points. The company, rated BBB/Stable by Nordic Credit Rating, will use an amount equal to the net proceeds to finance or refinance green projects under its Green Finance Framework. An application will be submitted for listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange, with settlement set for 17 September 2026. Danske Bank and DNB Carnegie acted as joint bookrunners for the transaction.
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Lerøy Seafood Q2 2026 EBIT falls, raises Wild Catch guidance

Lerøy Seafood Group reported operational EBIT of NOK 574 million for the second quarter of 2026, down from NOK 680 million a year earlier, while raising its full-year Wild Catch guidance. Farming EBIT was NOK 236 million versus NOK 256 million, with harvest volume down eight percent to 44,747 GWT, though the company cited strong biological performance and declining costs. Market Operations EBIT fell to NOK 269 million from NOK 351 million, but its margin improved to 3.5 percent from 2.4 percent in the first quarter. Wild Catch EBIT was NOK 140 million versus NOK 148 million, and the company lifted its 2026 Wild Catch EBIT guidance to NOK 400-450 million from NOK 350-400 million. Operating cash flow rose to NOK 1,353 million from NOK 1,030 million, and the company maintained its 2026 Norway harvest volume guidance of 195,000 GWT.
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Lerøy Seafood Group reports Q2 2026 harvest of 44,750 GWT salmon and trout

Lerøy Seafood Group harvested 44,750 GWT of salmon and trout in the second quarter of 2026, down from 48,900 GWT in the same period last year. The figures exclude harvested volume from Scottish Seafarms. By region, Lerøy Aurora harvested 7,100 GWT, Lerøy Midt 19,700 GWT, and Lerøy Sjøtroll 18,000 GWT, of which 10,400 GWT was trout. In the wild catch segment, Lerøy Havfisk reported a total catch volume of 18,800 tonnes, including 1,500 tonnes of cod, compared with 17,700 tonnes and 1,200 tonnes of cod in Q2 2025. The complete second-quarter report will be released on 19 August at 06:30 CET.
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Lerøy Seafood Group grants RSUs to executive management under new long-term incentive programme

Lerøy Seafood Group ASA has granted Restricted Share Units to members of its Group Executive Management under the company's long-term share-based incentive programme. The grants include an ordinary annual award and a one-off transitional grant, with the CEO receiving a total of 89,754 RSUs, the COO VAPS&D and COO Farming each receiving 52,176 RSUs, the CHRO receiving 46,851 RSUs, and the CFO receiving 73,472 RSUs. Each annual grant represents a target value of up to 50% of fixed annual base salary, split into three equal tranches with performance periods of one, two and three years. The transitional grant compensates for a shortfall as the programme builds up over three years and short-term compensation is reduced from a maximum of 100% to 50% of fixed salary. Final delivery of shares depends on performance criteria including relative Total Shareholder Return and relative EBIT per kilogram, and continued employment, with the first potential delivery expected in the first half of 2027.
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