Dividend reflects company's higher cash reserves as a result of its failed attempt to take over Cermaq

World’s largest salmon producer is bullish on outlook as it reports best-ever second quarter results, driven by 50% price increase

Sales of smoked salmon in France are dropping fast, with higher prices to consumers slowing growth in Germany, says salmon processor

Morpol slides deeper into the red in 2013, as higher volumes in processing and profits in farming can’t compensate for impact of farmed salmon raw material on margins

Company plans to 'counter' introduction of private equities into the feed sector by upping its own internal feed production

Processing arm makes a profit despite high prices, but situation remains challenging, and prices must increase for margins to be sustainable, says company

Iceland is the main exporter of eggs to Chile, but other producers could follow suit as a result of Chile's stricter sanitary requirements

Pacific Andes-backed Australian salmon producer says domestic focus, and TV reality cooking shows, helped lift its profit by 19% in its latest financial year

Russia's restrictions on Norwegian plants hit Grieg's results, although factory is now re-opened for export

Michael Stark is to leave after 14 years as director of Shetland operations, while division posts another poor quarter