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Alexander Aukner
EUR 438.87 For Business Accounts Only

Atlantic Sapphire (Buy, TP: NOK35.00) - Fully funded, again…

On 28 June, Atlantic Sapphire raised USD125m in a widely expected private placement at NOK20.5/share, a 7.7% discount to the prior close. Capex for phase 2 was guided at USD275m–300m, previously uncommitted bank debt is now committed, and Nordlaks Holding pre-subscribed for NOK150m in the placement. We have adjusted our model for a higher share count and increased capex, which has led us to set a new target price of NOK35 (50) and reiterate our BUY.
Underlying
Atlantic Sapphire

Atlantic Sapphire AS. Atlantic Sapphire AS is a Norway-based company, which farms Atlantic salmon in land-based recirculating systems in Denmark and the United States. The Company uses the production technology Bluehouse, which comprises the entire production cycle - from an egg hatchery to harvested fish ready for truck pick-up. Also, the Bluehouse implies production free of antibiotics, hormones, pesticides, metals and synthetic pigment. The product portfolio includes whole fish, as well as a range of fillets and cuts. The customers comprise primarily restaurants and retail stores on the Unites States market. Also, the Company exports products to such markets as Canada, Chile and Europe.

Provider
DnB Markets
DnB Markets

DNB Markets is the investment banking arm of DNB Bank ASA and is focused primarily on the Nordic region, as well as internationally on niches such as global shipping, energy and related services, and seafood. DNB Markets offers services in FICC, Equities and Investment Banking advisory from offices in Oslo, Stockholm, London, Singapore and New York. Equity research coverage is offered on c250 Nordic companies. DNB was ranked no.2 in Extel Nordic Research 2017. The DNB Markets’ Credit and FICC Macro & FX Research teams are repeatedly highly rated by Prospera Nordic Institutional Investor Surveys.

 

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Alexander Aukner

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