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Icelandic Salmon guides for 16,000t in 2022

The SalMar-owned farmer saw operating income almost double in Q3, and earnings turn from a negative to a positive thanks to higher spot prices in the period

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 17, 2021 10:43 GMT
Credit: Icelandic Salmon
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SalMar-owned salmon farmer Icelandic Salmon (formerly Arnarlax) enjoyed a third quarter of 2021 in which spot prices for its products were high, taking it to a profit for the period [...]

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