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An update from Salmon Evolution ASA ( (DE:60E) ) is now available.
Salmon Evolution ASA is positioning itself for 2026 with a full standing biomass and an operational focus on maximising output from its land-based salmon farming facility in Norway as it anticipates a tight global salmon market, particularly in the first half of the year. In the fourth quarter, the company harvested 1,203 tonnes HOG at an all-in price of about NOK 74 per kilo and delivered a total 2025 harvest volume of 4,403 tonnes HOG, while deliberately keeping year-end biomass above target to support higher harvest volumes ahead; net biomass growth was approximately 1,592 tonnes live weight, reflecting active logistics and optimisation rather than any weakness in underlying production, which management says remains in line with prior quarters and provides a solid platform for increases in biomass growth, harvest volumes and harvest weights, starting with an expected 1,800 tonnes HOG harvest in the first quarter.
The most recent analyst rating on (DE:60E) stock is a Buy with a NOK6.70 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Salmon Evolution ASA stock, see the DE:60E Stock Forecast page.
More about Salmon Evolution ASA
Salmon Evolution ASA is a global leader in land-based salmon farming, using its proprietary hybrid flow-through system (HFS) to combine advantages of sea-based and land-based aquaculture while prioritising biological control and risk reduction. The company operates its first full-scale industrial facility and global centre of excellence at Indre Harøy on Norway’s west coast, in the core of the global aquaculture industry, and is listed on Oslo Børs under the ticker SALME with ambitions for significant expansion.
Average Trading Volume: 646,031
Current Market Cap: NOK2.5B
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