Integrated Norwegian Salmon Production, Processing and Sales Value Chain
First written in FY2016-Q3. 12 of 29 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2016-Q3. Latest entry: FY2025.
The whole theme swung hardest in 2025: 1 of 10 companies on the "Worse" side.
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- FY2025Lower profit despite increased salmon and trout handling due to weak autumn salmonAnnual report
「Salmon and trout recorded lower profit despite increased handling of Norwegian salmon, due to the impact of poor autumn salmon landings in Hokkaido.」
Handling volumes of Norwegian salmon increased, while poor autumn salmon landings in Hokkaido became a factor behind lower profit for salmon and trout. - FY2025-H1Lower profit despite increased salmon and trout volumesAnnual report
「Salmon and trout and other products recorded lower profit despite increased handling volumes, while tuna and Pacific saury recorded lower handling volumes and lower profit.」
Salmon and trout recorded lower profit despite higher handling volumes, while tuna and Pacific saury recorded lower handling volumes and lower profit. - FY2024-Q2Lower revenue but higher profit for salmon and troutAnnual report
「In seafood products, core salmon and trout generated higher profit despite lower revenue. Tuna and anchovies recorded higher revenue and profit as handling volumes increased, while handling volumes of anchovies and mackerel for feed also rose.」
Salmon and trout, including Norwegian salmon, generated higher profit despite lower revenue, while handling volumes of tuna, anchovies, and anchovies and mackerel for feed increased. - FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「In seafood products, handling volumes increased for business products such as Peruvian squid and Norwegian salmon, as well as anchovies and mackerel for feed caught in local waters and Pacific bluefin tuna following a strong catch in Kesennuma,」
Expanded sales of business products, including Norwegian salmon, contributed to full-year results through increased handling volumes across several seafood categories. - FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Although scallop volumes declined amid high prices, handling volumes of major products such as salmon, mackerel and squid increased, as did volumes of Pacific bluefin tuna following a strong catch in Kesennuma. Seafood products overall achieved substantial growth in both revenue and profit.」
Increased handling volumes of major seafood products, including salmon, together with higher revenue and profit for seafood products overall, are cited as concrete progress in the Food Sales business. - FY2023-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Seafood products recorded higher revenue but lower profit. Sales channels for salmon, a business product being expanded under the medium-term management plan, grew. Many other major products, including imported mackerel, squid and eel, recorded higher revenue and profit, while triangular trade also remained strong.」
The company states that sales channels for business products such as Norwegian salmon expanded. - FY2023-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Sales expansion for business products, including salmon and trout and Norwegian mackerel, progressed steadily under the medium-term management plan, resulting in higher revenue and profit and contributing to earnings.」
Sales expansion for business products, including Norwegian-related products, progressed steadily and translated into higher revenue and profit and earnings contributions from salmon and trout and Norwegian mackerel. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「In seafood products, cooperation with production sites and overseas partners, initiatives under the medium-term management plan, progressed. In particular, stronger trading with the Hofseth Group in Norwegian salmon expanded sales to domestic mass retailers, restaurants and other customers. Sales of business products such as fish roe and Peruvian squid in Japan and overseas also made a significant contribution to profit.」
Following the restructuring of the Norwegian aquaculture business, the business focus has shifted toward expanding Norwegian salmon sales through stronger trading with the Hofseth Group. - FY2021ReframedAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded higher revenue but lower profit. Growth was delayed and mortality increased following sea-lice removal, raising production costs and the cost of sales. This resulted in a substantial decline in profit and was a factor behind the operating loss in the Food Sales segment.」
The Norwegian aquaculture business has been repositioned from contributing earnings through the former integrated value chain, through becoming a source of lower profit due to parasite-control measures and higher production costs, toward focusing on handling trout and expanding Atlantic salmon following its deconsolidation. - FY2021-Q3ReframedAnnual report
「As the Government of the Kingdom of Norway took a stronger stance on protecting its fisheries, constraints on business expansion became more pronounced, including the inability of our company, as a foreign operator, to benefit from preferential policies. Accordingly, the company will sell its shares to HI社, its joint-investment partner, to improve the agility and scalability of the salmon business as a whole and to enhance the sustainable corporate value of both the company and HI社.」
Regarding the Norwegian salmon business, the explanation has shifted from expanding the integrated production, processing and sales value chain to selling shares to the joint-investment partner and restructuring the business, in light of constraints arising from the government's stance on fisheries protection. - FY2021-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower profit because product unit prices declined amid reduced demand in Europe and the United States following the spread of COVID-19, while production costs increased in connection with sea-lice removal.」
In the Norwegian aquaculture business, lower unit prices due to reduced demand in Europe and the United States and higher production costs associated with sea-lice removal have continued to weigh on profit. - FY2021-Q1Lower revenue and profit due to production adjustments and the impact of infectious diseaseAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit because production adjustments to control sea lice reduced harvest volumes, while the COVID-19 pandemic lowered product unit prices.」
The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit due to production adjustments for sea-lice control and lower product unit prices caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. - FY2020Lower revenue and profit due to low seawater temperatures and sea-lice control costsAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit because low seawater temperatures reduced harvest volumes and production costs increased for sea-lice control.」
The situation through the previous quarter involving lower harvest volumes and higher production costs was described as full-year lower revenue and profit, with low seawater temperatures and parasite-control costs cited as contributing factors. - FY2020-Q3Lower revenue and profit due to lower harvest volumes and higher production costsAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit due to lower harvest volumes and higher production costs.」
The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit as lower harvest volumes were added to the previous quarter's profit decline caused by higher production costs. - FY2020-Q2Norwegian aquaculture business records higher revenue and lower profit due to higher production costsAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded higher revenue and lower profit because profit margins declined as production costs increased, despite harvesting progressing smoothly.」
The Norwegian aquaculture business harvested smoothly, but profit margins declined because of higher production costs, resulting in higher revenue and lower profit. - FY2020-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded higher revenue and profit because operations progressed as planned in the current fiscal year, following delayed harvesting due to adverse weather in the previous fiscal year, while domestic inventory drawdown also progressed.」
Following harvesting delays caused by adverse weather in the previous fiscal year, operations proceeded as planned in the current fiscal year, and domestic inventory drawdown led to higher revenue and profit. - FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded substantial increases in revenue and profit as domestic inventory drawdown progressed, despite delayed growth and harvesting caused by adverse local weather.」
Despite delayed growth and harvesting due to adverse weather, domestic inventory drawdown resulted in substantial increases in full-year revenue and profit. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded higher revenue and profit as domestic inventory drawdown progressed.」
The Norwegian aquaculture business continued to record higher revenue and profit against a backdrop of domestic inventory drawdown, as in the previous quarter. - FY2019-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Although the Norwegian aquaculture business shifted the harvest timing because trout growth was delayed, domestic inventory drawdown progressed, resulting in higher revenue and profit for the business.」
Although trout growth was delayed and the harvest timing was changed, domestic inventory drawdown progressed, and the Norwegian aquaculture business returned to higher revenue and profit. - FY2019-Q1Norwegian aquaculture business records lower revenue and profit due to adverse weatherAnnual report
「The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit because adverse weather caused poor growth, delaying harvesting.」
The Norwegian aquaculture business recorded lower revenue and profit due to poor growth caused by adverse weather and the postponement of harvesting. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「The Norwegian trout aquaculture business recorded substantial increases in revenue and profit as production volumes rose, contributing to profitability.」
The full-year results for the Norwegian aquaculture business were described as higher production volumes and substantial increases in revenue and profit. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The Norwegian trout aquaculture business performed broadly well, resulting in higher revenue and profit year on year for this category. Excluding that aquaculture business, however, profit declined substantially.」
The Norwegian trout aquaculture business continued to be positioned as a contributor to higher revenue and profit in the marine-products category, while profit declined excluding that business. - FY2018-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Marine products recorded higher revenue and profit because exports of salmon and trout and mackerel, led by the Norwegian trout aquaculture business, contributed to profitability despite a substantial decline in profit margins on the main products of shrimp, squid and crab.」
The Norwegian trout aquaculture business and exports of salmon and trout and mackerel were specifically cited as contributors to marine-products profitability. - FY2017AdvancedAnnual report
「The Norwegian Atlantic salmon and trout aquaculture businesses operated by Alliance Seafoods Co., Ltd., a consolidated subsidiary responsible for the group's overseas business, progressed steadily and contributed to revenue and profit in this segment.」
The Norwegian salmon and trout aquaculture businesses progressed steadily throughout the fiscal year, contributing to revenue and profit in the food sales business. - FY2017-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「In marine products, the salmon and trout category led the business, with profitability improving substantially on higher exports as joint ventures in Norway advanced for major products.」
The positioning of joint ventures in Norway and increased salmon and trout exports as contributors to profitability has been maintained. - FY2017-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The Norwegian salmon and trout aquaculture business, which has been included in the consolidated accounts since the current cumulative consolidated period, also lifted profitability.」
The positioning of the Norwegian salmon and trout aquaculture business as a contributor to consolidated profitability has been maintained. - FY2017-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「The Norwegian salmon and trout aquaculture business, which has been included in the consolidated accounts since the end of the previous fiscal year, is also substantially lifting profitability.」
The Norwegian salmon and trout aquaculture business, which was brought into consolidation from the end of the previous fiscal year, has reached a stage where it is substantially lifting profitability in the food sales business. - FY2016RestatedAnnual report
「The Norwegian Atlantic salmon business and Barents Sea crab business operated by Alliance Seafoods Co., Ltd., a consolidated subsidiary responsible for the group's overseas business, progressed steadily and made a significant contribution to revenue and profit in this segment.」
It was reconfirmed that the overseas business, including Norwegian salmon, progressed steadily and contributed to revenue and profit in the food sales business. - FY2016-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「This secured an integrated business channel for the Norwegian salmon business, spanning production, processing and sales.」
Following a comprehensive business alliance and the acquisition of a company owning 3 processing facilities, the company acquired all shares of an aquaculture company on 13 July 2016, securing an integrated business channel. The acquisition price was ¥13,683 million, and the ownership ratio after the acquisition was 100%.