
A Norway-registered holding company with businesses in fishing vessels, fishmeal plants, canning and freezing plants, and salmon farming.
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Our pelagic products for direct human consumption (DHC) include frozen fish and canned fish product. Frozen fish and canned fish are both value added products and affordable, and they provide a good source of protein.
Austevoll Seafood Group operates fishing vessels in Chile and Peru, landing between 350,000–450,000 tonnes of pelagic fish annually.
With operations in Norway, Peru, Chile, the UK, and Ireland, Austevoll Seafood Group is a leading producer of fishmeal and fish oil.
Our salmon is farmed in the clear and cold waters along the Norwegian coast. The quality and value of our salmon depends on maintaining a healthy salmon population and protecting the environment.
Financial report Q4 2018 and preliminary figures for 2018 - Q4 Financial Report 2018 (English) - Finansiell rapport 4.kvartal 2018 (Norwegian)
Press release (PDF) / Pressemelding (PDF) Invitation to presentation of preliminary financial results 2018
Helge Singelstad has served on Austevoll Seafood ASA’s board since 2008 and as chairman since 2010. He is CEO of Laco AS, the company’s major shareholder, and holds degrees in computer engineering, business administration, and law.
Arne Møgster became the CEO of Austevoll Seafood ASA in 2006 after having worked in various subsidiaries of LACO AS (the main shareholder of Austevoll Seafood ASA). He owns shares in Austevoll Seafood ASA indirectly through LACO AS.
Austevoll Seafood ASA traces its origins to Austevoll Havfiske AS, founded in 1981 by Helge Møgster, Ole Rasmus Møgster, and their father.
Our business activities from across our subsidiaries cover a diverse range of seafood products - mainly salmon and trout, whitefish and pelagic.
Our investment strategy is based on conviction, industrial insight and long-term investments in seafood companies, which add sustainable value to our business activities.
A globally integrated pelagic fishery and seafood specialist, creating synergies and value-added businesses through cooperation across all business areas.
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Austevoll Seafood ASA schedules a Q3 2026 financial results presentation on **November 10, 2026**, at **09:00 CET** in Oslo. The event will include a Norwegian-language presentation followed by a Q&A session. The company operates in the seafood sector and will disclose its third-quarter performance to investors and stakeholders.
Nov 2026MFNNews article
Hege Solbakken has resigned from Austevoll Seafood ASA’s Board of Directors. The move follows her appointment as County Governor (Statsforvalter). Austevoll Seafood ASA operates in the seafood industry, specializing in sustainable fish farming and processing.
Sep 2026MFNNews article
Lerøy, a majority-owned subsidiary of Austevoll, reports Q2 EBITDA of **NOK 1.07 billion (€98 million)**, missing Fearnley’s estimate of **NOK 1.13 billion (€104 million)**. The company’s farming EBIT per kg drops to **NOK 5.3 (€0.49)**, below the projected **NOK 7.0 (€0.64)**. Fearnley maintains a *Hold* rating on Lerøy following the underperformance.
Aug 2026Salmon BusinessNews article
Austevoll Seafood ASA reports **MNOK 8,682 in Q2 2026 operating revenue**, a decline from **MNOK 10,065 in Q2 2025**. The company’s adjusted EBITDA for the quarter stands at **MNOK 1,156**. The report covers financial performance including income from sales and share disposals.
Aug 2026MFNNews article