Måsøval (MAS) Q4 2024 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q4 2024 earnings summary
5 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Q4 2024 revenue MNOK 572, down from MNOK 688 year-over-year; operational EBIT MNOK 3 vs. MNOK 112.
FY 2024 revenue BNOK 2.439, up slightly from BNOK 2.400; operational EBIT MNOK 361 vs. MNOK 471.
Board proposes no dividend for now, with re-evaluation planned during the year.
Group reorganization completed, with clear separation of licenses, operations, and sales.
Average sales price per kg was NOK 74.8, down from NOK 78.3 in Q4 2023.
Financial highlights
Q4 net loss of MNOK 11.1, EPS NOK -0.45; FY net profit MNOK 123.2, EPS NOK 0.86.
Q4 operational EBIT margin 0.5% (16.3% Q4 2023); FY margin 14.8% (19.6% FY 2023).
Assets increased to MNOK 5,242; NIBD up MNOK 374 to MNOK 2,199; equity ratio down to 35.4%.
Negative operating cash flow of MNOK 280 in Q4, mainly due to working capital and tax payments.
Interest coverage ratio at year-end was 4.00x, meeting loan covenant requirements.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2025 harvest volume guidance: 29,000–31,000 GWT, with 15–20% from co-location agreements.
Q1 2025 harvest volume guidance: 4,000–4,500 GWT; costs expected to remain stable.
CAPEX guidance for 2025: approx. MNOK 230.
Market fundamentals strong; 2025 global supply growth expected at 5.2%.
Forward prices for 2025 at NOK 91–97.19/kg; spot market prioritized.
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