A Lerøy Midt site, Storskogøya. The central Norway division harvested 16,900 gwt in Q3.

Lerøy harvested 51,400 tonnes of salmonids in Norway in Q3

Editorial team
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Lerøy Seafood Group, the world’s fourth largest Atlantic salmon farmer, harvested 51,400 gutted weight tonnes of salmon and trout in the third quarter of this year, it said in a trading update today.

The harvest volume is 2,500 gwt lower than in Q3 last year.

Harvest volumes by operating division for Q3 2024 (Q3 2023):

  • Lerøy Aurora (northern Norway): 17,600 gwt (16,500 gwt)
  • Lerøy Midt (central Norway): 16,900 gwt (22,400 gwt)
  • Lerøy Sjøtroll (southern Norway): 16,800 gwt of which 6,800 gwt was trout (14,900 gwt of which 7,100 gwt was trout)

The harvest volume of Scottish Sea Farms, which Lerøy owns 50-50 with world No.2 Atlantic salmon farmer SalMar, are not included in the update.

Lerøy’s full Q3 2024 report will be released on November 14.

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