SalMar ASA reported a significant profit improvement in Q1 2026 driven by higher harvest volumes, better fish quality, and lower costs. Operational EBIT for Norway reached NOK 1,536 million with a harvest volume of 56,300 tons, while the group’s total operational EBIT was NOK 1,512 million on 60,300 tons. Strong biological performance in Norway and positive cost trends led SalMar to increase its 2026 volume guidance by 12,000 tons to 282,000 tons for Norway, with total group harvest expected to grow 10% to 330,000 tons. Despite challenges in some segments, the company expects continued good performance supported by high-quality fish and efficient operations.
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