SOLID BIOLOGY DRIVES RECORD HARVEST AND IMPROVED FINANCIAL POSITION
Sistranda, 27.08.2026
Today, Måsøval reported its results for the second quarter of 2026. The Group delivered a record harvest volume of 9,350 GWT, revenues of NOK 839 million and operational EBIT of NOK 80 million.
"The second quarter delivered record harvest volumes. Strong growth at sea, improved fish quality and continued progress across the farming operation support continued profitable growth", said Anders Hagestande, CFO of Måsøval AS.
During the quarter, Måsøval produced 8,259 tonnes WFE, up 10% from Q2 2025.
"This quarter demonstrates the strength of our organisation. Improved biological performance and operational excellence contributed to a stronger financial position", continued CFO Anders Hagestande.
Q2 highlights: · Full-year 2026 harvest volume guidance increased to 29,000 GWT, from 28,000 GWT, driven by solid sea production · Improved profitability despite flat market prices · Superior share improved to 91% Q2 2026 from 78% Q2 2025 · Reduced leverage and improved covenant position
Contact: Anders Hagestande, CFO, Måsøval AS, +47 415 82 138, anders.hagestande@masoval.no
About Måsøval Måsøval is a fully integrated producer of Atlantic salmon with more than 50 years of operational experience. Based on the island of Frøya in Central Norway, the company controls the entire value chain -from smolt production to sea-based farming, harvesting, processing, and global sales.
This integrated model ensures full control, operational efficiency, and consistent delivery of premium Atlantic salmon to the global market. Måsøval is committed to sustainable growth, fish welfare, and long-term value creation.
This information is subject to disclosure under the Norwegian Securities Trading Act, §5-12. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact persons set out above, at 2026-08-27 06:00 CEST.
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680922_Måsøval AS Q2 26 Report.pdf 680922_Måsøval AS Q2 26 Presentation.pdf