SALM: Fair Value Outlook Will Balance Sector Downgrades And Profit Margin Optimism

SalMar's fair value estimate has been increased by analysts from NOK 570 to NOK 592.5. This change reflects their recognition of improved revenue growth and profit margin projections, despite recent cautious sector views. Analyst Commentary Recent analyst updates for SalMar reflect a mix of optimism regarding the company’s execution and growth prospects, as well as caution due to sector and valuation concerns.

Shared on 22 Oct 25

Fair value Increased 3.10%

Analysts have raised their price target for SalMar from NOK 552.86 to NOK 570.00, citing slightly improved growth and profitability expectations. This comes despite recent sector downgrades.

Shared on 08 Oct 25

Fair value Increased 3.20%

SalMar's analyst price target has been raised from NOK 535.71 to NOK 552.86, as analysts cite recent valuation reviews and evolving market conditions in their updated outlook. Analyst Commentary Analysts have provided a balanced view on SalMar's outlook in light of recent ratings adjustments and price target revisions.

Shared on 24 Sep 25

Fair value Increased 1.63%

SalMar’s top valuation and profitability metrics were virtually unchanged, with only marginal adjustments in Future P/E and Net Profit Margin, resulting in a slight analyst price target increase from NOK527.14 to NOK535.71. What's in the News SalMar commenced a share repurchase program authorizing buybacks of up to 13,375,557 shares (10% of issued share capital), with a separate initiative to repurchase up to 100,000 shares for NOK 65 million to support employee incentive programs.

Shared on 04 Sep 25

SalMar’s valuation outlook remains steady, with both the forward P/E and consensus revenue growth forecasts showing minimal change, resulting in the analyst price target holding firm at NOK527.14. What's in the News SalMar launched a share repurchase program to buy back up to 13.4 million shares (10% of capital) by June 2026, with an additional program to repurchase up to 100,000 shares for NOK 65 million by end-September 2025 to facilitate employee share-based incentives.