Lerøy hit by winter sores and weak prices
The Lerøy Seafood Group today reported 2021 first quarter revenues of NOK 4,925m (£420m) , down from NOK 5,305m (453m) last year. The main factors behind the drop were lower […] Continue Reading
Lerøy Seafood harvest volumes up 7% in Q1
The Lerøy Seafood Group announced today that its harvest volumes increased by 7% during the first three months of this year. The upbeat message was delivered in a trading update. The […] Continue Reading
Lerøy Seafood set to invest in land-based salmon farming
Lerøy Seafood is planning to move into land based salmon farming. The company published its financial results for the final quarter of 2020, showing that operating profits fell from NOK […] Continue Reading
Lerøy Seafood Group sees revenue, profits fall for Q3
Lerøy Seafood Group, co-owner of Scottish Sea Farms, today posted a fall in third quarter revenue of NOK 329 million (£27.5 million). Salmon was not the problem, however. The company […] Continue Reading
Algae outbreak hits Lerøy Q2 results
THE Lerøy Seafood Group, co-owners of Scottish Sea Farms, today announced higher earnings, but lower profits for the 2019 second quarter period . Revenues were up six per cent and totalled NOK 5,340 […] Continue Reading
Investors urged to back thriving Lerøy Seafood
INVESTORS are being urged by a leading global financial advice organisation to ‘run towards’ the Lerøy Seafood Group (LSG) , the big Norwegian salmon farming and fishing company. The advice, […] Continue Reading
Lerøy posts strong Q4 results
THE Lerøy Seafood Group today posted substantially higher earnings and profits for the final quarter of 2018. The group, which owns a half share in Scottish Sea Farms, announced that […] Continue Reading
Fish Update Briefing, Friday, October 12
LEROY PREDICTS LOWER Q3 HARVEST LERØY Seafood Group has forecast lower harvest volumes for the third quarter of this year. In its latest trading update, the Norwegian fishing and aquaculture […] Continue Reading
Salmon farmers lead investors’ ethical list
TWO Norwegian salmon companies have topped an investor group’s new sustainable food producers’ index, which is based on criteria such as use of antibiotics, animal welfare and food safety, Reuters […] Continue Reading