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Bakkafrost (BAKKA) CMD 2025 summary

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CMD 2025 summary

8 Jul, 2026

Strategic direction and growth plans

  • Targets 10.8% CAGR in harvest volumes from 97,000 tonnes in 2025 to 162,000 tonnes by 2030, with major expansions in the Faroe Islands (112,000 tonnes) and Scotland (50,000 tonnes).

  • Growth strategy centers on large-smolt hybrid farming, optimizing conventional and land-based methods, and preparing for future offshore farming.

  • Expansion of freshwater and hatchery capacity, including Skarlavik in Faroe Islands and Applecross in Scotland, to drive growth.

  • New technology adoption (current deflectors, semi-closed containments, submerged pens) and digitalization initiatives optimize site use, efficiency, and environmental impact.

  • Actively monitoring for acquisition opportunities to support further growth.

Capital expenditure and financial guidance

  • Five-year CaPex plan totals DKK 5 billion through 2030, DKK 1.3 billion less than the previous plan, focusing on returns, project completion, and reducing biological risk.

  • Major investments include Skarlavik hatchery, new silos at Havsbrún, new farming sites, live fish holding tanks, and two new vessels.

  • DKK 245 million earmarked for energy transition, including renewable energy projects and dual-fuel vessels.

  • Investment intensity drops to DKK 6 per kilo, supporting the 162,000-ton harvest target and future growth.

  • CaPex-to-sales ratio expected to fall to 9-10% in 2026–2030, aligning with industry peers and improving return on capital employed as volumes scale.

Operational and financial performance

  • Salmon harvest and turnover have more than quadrupled since listing, with 2024 revenue at ~DKK 7.3bn and Op.EBIT at ~DKK 1.55bn.

  • Feed production costs stabilized after raw material price shocks; production costs at Havsbrún rose only 3% over six years.

  • Smolt production costs in Faroe Islands have declined due to efficiency and capacity utilization; Scotland to follow as Applecross ramps up.

  • Group aims to close margin gap between Faroe Islands and Scotland as Scottish turnaround progresses.

  • Strong financial position with low debt, high equity ratio, and sustainability-linked bank facilities of EUR 700m.

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