With the renewal of the salmon farming licenses in BC, Grieg Seafood looks forward to work with all levels of Government, including First Nations partners, to find a common path forward for a thriving industry in the Province.

Short-term and long-term targets reaffirmed and sustainable growth platform beyond 2026 well established.

Best first quarter ever due to a strong market and continued biological improvement.

Grieg Seafood is pleased to invite investors, analysts, media and other stakeholders to a Capital Markets Day and site visit in Rogaland 15-16 June 2022.

The quarter showed strong operational performance and good cost development.

Reconciliation is defined as a long-term commitment rooted in Canada’s pledge to build a renewed relationship with its Indigenous peoples that are based on the recognition of rights and showing respect through co-operation and partnership.

While the covid-19 pandemic has slowed down the pace, we are still on a journey of sustainable growth. Learn more about our priorities and targets for the years ahead.

Financial risks driven by climate change or loss of biodiversity is on our agenda. Grieg Seafood is committed to reduce our impact on both climate and nature, and to utilize the opportunities of a low carbon economy.

The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the salmon market, causing a significant shift in demand and lower prices in core markets. Grieg Seafood’s priorities are to protect our people, the local communities where we operate, our partners and business operations, and to secure liquidity and financial strength. Despite the challenging circumstances, demand for Atlantic salmon remains strong and Grieg Seafood has been able to maintain efficient operations throughout the year.