Salmon Evolution (SALME) Q3 2023 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2023 TU earnings summary
6 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Standing biomass reached a record 2,100 tonnes at 30 September, up 101% QoQ, with strong appetite and normal mortality across the farm.
Q3 net biomass growth was a record 1,290 tonnes; the end-September quarterly run rate was 1,600–1,700 tonnes, or 70–75% of steady-state volumes.
Financial highlights
Q3 Batch 3 partial harvest totaled 185 tonnes HOG at an average NOK 72/kg, with a 96% superior share and tight weight concentration.
Production costs were trending favorably as biomass production increased.
Outlook and guidance
Steady-state production of 7,900 tonnes HOG p.a. targeted by year-end.
Harvest volumes planned to rise significantly in Q4: remaining Batch 3, all of Batch 4 and parts of Batch 5; Batch 4 was shifted into October to optimize harvest weights and price realization.
Two additional full-size batches planned for stocking in Q4.
Latest events from Salmon Evolution
- Biomass doubled as ramp-up stayed on plan; Batch 2 harvest was due in Q2.SALME
Q1 2023 TU - Biomass reached 1,047 tonnes, supporting late-Q3 harvest and the Q4 steady-state target.SALME
Q2 2023 TU - Record Q4 biomass and harvest position set up a significant 2024 volume ramp.SALME
Q4 2023 TU - Phase 2 ramps toward 2027 growth as weak prices keep Q3 EBITDA negative.SALME
Q3 2026 - Phase 1 variability weighed on Q3 growth as Phase 2 advanced toward 14,600 tonnes HOG.SALME
Q3 2026 TU - 945 tonnes HOG harvested; production targets a 14,600-tonne run-rate by mid-2027.SALME
Q2 2026 TU - Q2 2026 marked by weak prices and losses, but strong production growth and cost improvements expected.SALME
Q2 2026 - Phase II launch and operational gains drove record harvests and improved financials.SALME
Q1 2026 - Record Q4 harvest, strong margins, and phase 2 expansion fully funded and on schedule.SALME
Q4 2024