We see the seafood sector as a relative ‘safe haven’, with an average 55% equity ratio and 1x NIBD/EBITDA by end-2020e. We have cut our average 2020e EPS by 22%, but only by 7% for 2021e. Even in a scenario with breakeven prices over 12 months, we believe seafood stocks should be able to pull though. We expect a V-shaped demand recovery for food, despite a potentially U-shaped recovery for the economy as a whole. The share price drop reflects the most bearish scenario in our view, and we hav...
Salmones Camanchaca reported Q4 operational EBIT of USD34.3m, c34–25% above our estimates and consensus, driven by higher volumes, higher realised prices, and lower costs. Harvest guidance for 2020 was set at 60–62kt, in-line with previous guidance. We have increased our 2020–2022e EPS by 2.2–11.2%, driven by higher expected realised prices and more even harvest volumes through the year. We reiterate our BUY and NOK82 price target.
With mounting environmental focus on salmon farming, some regions are already investigating a technological shift towards closed containment or land-based farming. Such alternatives are often viewed as unrealistic due to the high cost and unproven track record. Although the technologies have their limitations, this report includes our analysis of the costs of converting to closed containment in Norway.
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