New Zealand King Salmon Investments Limited (NZX: NZK) Market Update

Further to advice provided on 3 June 2021, regarding difficulties with trading in the first half of FY22 (1H22: Feb to July 21), NZK is now able to be more specific on full year guidance.

The 2022 earnings forecast of proforma EBITDA is in the range of $8.0m to $10.0m, the majority to be generated in 2H22.

Fish size, which was a problem in the first half due to a one-off issue with the model, has now recovered and biomass is on track for a satisfactory position in October 2021. Price increases have also been implemented.

A hearing date has been established for the open ocean farming consent application, named “Blue Endeavour”, in October 2021, which has the potential to generate significant supply in future years.

Please see the link below for details

NZK Market Update

Source: New Zealand King Salmon Investments Limited

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