Salmon Evolution cuts 2026 harvest outlook and secures NOK 200M credit line
Salmon Evolution lowers its 2026 harvest forecast to about 5,500 tonnes HOG and signs a NOK 200M credit facility with DNB, according to TradingView.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Salmon Evolution ASA revised its 2026 harvest guidance down to roughly 5,500 tonnes HOG. The company also agreed a new credit facility of up to NOK 200M with DNB. It matures on 30 June 2027 and carries NIBOR plus 500 basis points, with quarterly step-ups.
In the third quarter the company harvested 1,597 tonnes HOG at about NOK 64 per kg, while farming EBITDA came in at NOK -13.3M. For 2027 it targets 11,000–12,000 tonnes HOG and costs of NOK 60–65 per kg.
why it matters
Lower volumes reduce revenue potential, and pricier funding weighs on margins. The new facility adds liquidity after weaker salmon prices. Investors will watch whether the Phase 2 ramp goes smoothly and whether costs move toward the target range.
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- Salmon Evolution ASA (SALME) Cuts 2026 Harvest View, Secures NOK 200M Credit Line — TradingView, 28 October 2026 at 05:30 UTC
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