The company operates a modern harvesting plant in Bolungarvik supporting production in the Westfjords and positioning itself as a leader in Icelandic aquaculture. Mowi holds majority ownership with a 51.28% stake in Arctic Fish.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The company generated $86.7M in trailing 12-month revenue as of June 2025. While positioned in a growing aquaculture sector, Arctic Fish faces commodity pricing pressures and competitive dynamics in Atlantic salmon farming.
Top Insights
Major Icelandic fishing company Síldarvinnslan purchased 34% of shares for approximately $113.8 million USD, demonstrating investor confidence in operations
Company listed and began trading on Euronext Growth Oslo in February 2022, providing public market access
Arctic Fish operates with 127 total employees, maintaining lean operational structure
Modern harvesting and smolt production infrastructure positions company for scale in premium Atlantic salmon markets
Named Competitors
Atlantic Salmon Farming — Major Nordic aquaculture producer with significantly larger scale
Salmon Farming — Diversified aquaculture operator competing in Nordic markets
Salmon Farming — Faroese salmon farming company with regional presence
Recent Developments
(April 2025) Sea lice treatment operations at Eyrarhlíð site using approved aquaculture methods
(December 2025) Modern harvesting plant in Bolungarvik reinforces production capacity and sustainability commitment
(June 2025) Trailing 12-month revenue of $86.7M, with market cap approximately $170M
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