Kaldvik (KLDVK) Company Presentation summary
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Company Presentation summary
2 Jul, 2025Market position and growth strategy
Holds the largest salmon farming license portfolio in Iceland and is the sole operator in the East Fjords, a region with pristine farming conditions and minimal sea lice risk.
Positioned to benefit from strong market growth, with Icelandic salmon supply expected to grow at a 26% CAGR from 2024 to 2027.
Strategic location enables efficient access to premium markets in the US, Europe, and China, supported by favorable trade agreements and lower tariffs.
Fully invested and vertically integrated value chain supports scalable production, targeting milestone harvest volumes of ~30kt and long-term potential of ~45kt HOG.
Growth beyond 30kt will be driven by larger smolt, license optimization, and new production zones.
Operational excellence and profitability
Vertically integrated from hatchery to sales, with all infrastructure in place to handle >30kt annual harvest volumes in-house.
Achieves premium pricing for salmon, with an average price premium of ~EUR 1.2/kg on Whole Foods sales since September 2023.
Cost structure benefits from fixed cost scaling, with EBIT cost per kg decreasing as volumes increase toward 30kt and 35kt milestones.
Proactive health management and investments in smolt facilities have improved biological control and operational resilience.
Upgraded freshwater stations and increased wellboat capacity enhance biosecurity and flexibility in operations.
Financial performance and investment highlights
Demonstrated profitable operations, with EUR ~2/kg in cost savings at run rate due to fixed cost scaling.
Attractive financial profile supported by a fully invested value chain and scalable cost base.
Limited additional investment required to reach medium-term targets, with agreements in place for external smolt sourcing.
Backed by leading industrial owners with deep experience in the global seafood industry.
Clear pathway to long-term harvest volume of ~45kt HOG, leveraging license optimization and production zone expansion.
Latest events from Kaldvik
- Record Q4 2025 harvests but deep losses from early harvests and health issues; 2026 outlook stable.KLDVK
Q4 202525 Feb 2026 - Negative EBIT in Q2, but strong biomass and 17,500t harvest guidance with major investments.KLDVK
Q2 202423 Jan 2026 - Q3 EBIT EUR 2.1M, revenue EUR 24.5M, 2024 harvest cut to 15,000t amid growth investments.KLDVK
Q3 202413 Jan 2026 - Biological setbacks led to a EUR 23.1m write-down, but growth and refinancing initiatives continue.KLDVK
Q4 202416 Dec 2025 - Q2 2025 marked by negative EBIT and weak harvests, but 2025 outlook strong on new capacity.KLDVK
Q2 202523 Nov 2025 - Q3 2025 featured lower harvest, deepening losses, and reduced guidance amid operational challenges.KLDVK
Q3 202521 Nov 2025 - Strong Q1 growth, asset acquisitions, and new financing support future expansion.KLDVK
Q1 202521 Nov 2025 - Kaldvik secures key Icelandic fish farming assets for NOK 190m, boosting value chain control.KLDVK
Investor Presentation6 Jun 2025