Arctic Fish reported its best-ever half-year results today, with an operating profit (Operational EBIT) of €12 million and a record €3.17 per kilo of salmon. In Q2, 1,275 tons were slaughtered, up from just 100 tons last year, with an operating profit of €1.82 per kg—turning around last year’s negative results. The company also saw strong biometrics, with stable growth, higher average slaughter weights, and a peak in the percentage of top-quality (superior) products. A recording of the presentation is available online. https://lnkd.in/dkDg8Arh
Arctic Fish
Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Arctic Fish is a leading producer of Salmon from Iceland.
About us
Based in Iceland’s remote Westfjords, Arctic Fish recognizes that our greatest assets are our natural resources. This is reflected in our dedication to sustainable aquaculture and certified products. Taking great pride in our work and environment, we bring the world responsibly farmed fish with the clean taste of Iceland’s pristine waters. Our high quality products are not simply a means of income, but also a symbol of our integrity and the region we represent. Arctic Fish is committed to maintain the highest standards in relation to fish welfare, sustainability and a healthy stewardship of the environment.
- Website
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https://www.arcticfish.is/
External link for Arctic Fish
- Industry
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Ísafjörður
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 2011
Locations
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Primary
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Sindragata 10
Ísafjörður, 400, IS
Employees at Arctic Fish
Updates
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Arctic Fish has just released its Q1 2024 results, showcasing robust biological performance and achieving an all-time high operational EBIT per kilogram. For a detailed overview, you can watch the presentation here: https://lnkd.in/dgVsqmJK
Arctic Fish Q1 2024 Presentation
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We're pleased to share our 2023 annual report, a year marked by both accomplishments and obstacles for Arctic Fish. For a closer look at our activities and performance in 2023, along with our objectives for 2024 and beyond, please have a look at our annual report here: https://lnkd.in/dn9884Yf
Arctic-Fish-Annual-Report-2023.pdf
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Yesterday, Arctic Fish obtained a new license granting a maximum allowed biomass (MAB) of 8,000 tonnes. Within this allocation, 5,200 tonnes are designated for fertile salmon, while the remaining 2,800 tonnes are allocated for trout. This replaces a previous license permitting 5,300 tonnes of trout. Consequently, Arctic Fish's total MAB capacity now stands at 29,800 tonnes. Notably, 27,000 tonnes are specifically designated for fertile salmon across five distinct farming areas. The acquisition of these new licenses marks a pivotal moment for Arctic Fish, ensuring the company's planned growth trajectory. This milestone holds significance not only for our organization but also for the broader community in the Westfjords region. https://lnkd.in/dHheYB6P
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Today, the Arctic Fish Q4 report was made available. 2023 marks an all-time high in harvested volumes where the company harvested a total of 11,878 tonnes. The biological production performed as expected after a difficult Q3 and autumn where lice issues where extremely challenging. All fish are now being harvested at the company’s own new harvesting facility and the harvesting operations have gone according to plan and expectations. https://lnkd.in/eDpZKgbY
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