Masoval Q2 2026 net loss swings to NOK 29.17 million; revenue slips to NOK 839.07 million
Reuters2026/08/27 04:01- Masoval posted an IFRS net loss of NOK 29.17 million, swinging from profit a year earlier.
- IFRS revenue slipped 3.45% to NOK 839.07 million on lower salmon prices; average sales price eased to NOK 70.7/kg.
- Operational EBIT more than doubled to NOK 80.34 million, lifted by Farming at NOK 10.3/kg versus NOK 4/kg.
- EBIT turned to a loss of NOK 36.66 million as biomass fair-value adjustment swung to NOK 89.46 million negative.
- Harvest volume rose 9.51% to 9,350 GWT; 2026 harvest guidance was raised to about 29,000 GWT.
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