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NRS sees high Norwegian costs, low prices dent Q1 earnings

The firm has also been granted an allowance to produce fertile diploid salmon at certain sites, which it hopes will offer a timely improvement to production costs

By Dan Gibson | May 11, 2021 10:18 BST
Credit: Norway Royal Salmon
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Norway Royal Salmon (NRS) has reported first quarter earnings some 34% below market consensus and down 20% on last year in its Q1 financial report.  [...]

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