Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Key information relating to the cash dividend to be paid by Lerøy Seafood Group ASA Dividend amount: NOK 2.5 per shareDeclared currency: NOKLast day including right: 28 May 2024Ex-date: 29 May 2024Record date: 30 May 2024Payment date: 5 June 2024Date of approval: 28 May 2024 This information is published in accordance with the requirements of the Oslo Børs Rule Book II section 4.2.4 (1) no. 3.
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Annual report for 2023 Please find attached Lerøy Seafood Group ASA's annual report for 2023. The annual report is also attached in a machine-readable format according to ESEF (European Single Electronic Format). As part of the group’s integrated reporting, an overview of priorities, measurements, and targets within environment, social and governance (“ESG”) is included. The Board of Directors has proposed a dividend payment of NOK 2.50 per share for distribution in 2024. Key dates are set out in a separate stock exchange announcement. ...
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Årsrapport for 2023 Vedlagt følger årsrapport for Lerøy Seafood Group ASA for 2023. Som del av konsernets integrerte rapportering inneholder årsrapporten en oversikt over fokusområder, måleindikatorer og mål innen miljø, samfunnsmessig og finansiell bærekraft (ESG). Årsrapporten er også vedlagt i et maskinlesbart format i tråd med ESEF (European Single Electronic Format). Styret har foreslått et utbytte til utbetaling i 2024 på NOK 2,50 per aksje. Det vises til egen børsmelding med relevante datoer. ...
Lerøy Seafood’s Q1 trading update revealed harvest volumes in line with our estimates, but with a better mix on higher-than-expected volumes from Lerøy Midt and lower volumes from Lerøy Sjøtroll in Q1, while higher wild-catch volumes also contributed positively. We have raised our 2024e EPS by 1.5%, and we now expect Q1 operating EBIT of NOK880m (previously NOK752m), in line with consensus of NOK881m (full Q1 report due at 06:30 CET on 15 May). We reiterate our BUY and NOK52 target price.
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Trading update Q1 2024 HARVEST VOLUMES OF SALMON AND TROUT Total harvest volume of salmon and trout for Q1 2024 was 26,400 GWT, excluding volumes from Scottish Seafarms. Harvest volumes per region/company (in 1,000 GWT): Lerøy Aurora: 6.0 Lerøy Midt: 13.7 Lerøy Sjøtroll: 6.7 (of which 3.3 was trout) CATCH VOLUMES OF WILDFISH Total wild catch volumes (Lerøy Havfisk) was 24,100 tonnes for Q1 2024 of which 6,700 tonnes of cod. The complete Q1 2024 report will be released on 15 May 2024 at 06:30 CET. Queries may be addressed to the company’s CFO Sjur S. M...
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Oppdatering volum i første kvartal 2024 SLAKTET VOLUM AV LAKS OG ØRRET Slaktet volum av laks og ørret for første kvartal 2024 ble 26.400 GWT. Dette inkluderer ikke volumer fra Scottish Seafarms. Slaktet volum av laks og ørret per region / havbruksselskap (i 1.000 GWT): Lerøy Aurora: 6,0 Lerøy Midt: 13,7 Lerøy Sjøtroll: 6,7 (hvorav 3,3 var ørret) FANGSTVOLUM VILLFISK Fangstvolum av villfisk (Lerøy Havfisk) utgjorde 24.100 tonn i første kvartal 2024, hvorav 6.700 tonn med torsk. Fullstendig rapport for første kvartal 2024 blir offent...
We expect Q1 operating EBIT of DKK666m (8% above consensus of DKK615m), driven by higher harvest volumes, as EBIT/kg margins are broadly in line (our estimated group EBIT/kg is DKK30.8 versus consensus of DKK31.2). Faroe Islands harvested 14.3kt in Q1 and we expect solid average harvest weights, while Scotland harvested 7.3kt. We expect high superior shares in both regions. For the Fishmeal, Oil and Feed segment, we expect EBIT of DKK162m, in line with consensus of DKK164m. The Q1 report is due ...
We expect Q1 operating EBIT of NOK752m, 13% below consensus of NOK863m, with the difference explained by our lower harvest estimate (results due at 06:30 CET on 15 May). We have raised our Q1e Wild Catch operating EBIT due to the timing of sales, but cut 2024–2026e on lower margin assumptions. In turn, we have lowered our 2024–2026e EPS by 3.0–2.0%, but reiterate our BUY and NOK52 target price.
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