Pros and Cons of Salmar ASA in the next few years
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Performance of Salmar ASA vs. its peers
| Security | Change(%) | 1w | 1m | 1y | YTD | 3y | 5y |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salmar ASA | -1.930% | -3.226% | 9.668% | 26.316% | -12.308% | 10.065% | -19.888% |
| Leroy Seafood Group | -2.400% | -1.740% | 5.609% | -6.660% | -12.447% | -1.688% | -53.435% |
| Thai Union Group Pcl | 1.860% | 9.333% | 11.565% | 5.806% | 0.613% | 0.000% | -40.901% |
| Thai Union Frozen Pr. NVDR | 6.450% | 7.843% | 9.272% | 10.738% | -7.303% | -2.367% | -41.071% |
Comments
SalMar's just making waves, folks! They've successfully issued new green bonds, and that's no small fry. It's like they've cast a wider net and caught a big one. With a BBB+/Stable rating from Nordic Credit Rating, they're swimming in a sea of credibility. The company's reeling in NOK 4,350 million - that's some serious bait for future growth! Their ability to secure these bonds at competitive rates shows investors are biting. It's not just about the money though; it's green bonds we're talking about. SalMar's clearly fishing in sustainable waters, which could be a real catch for eco-conscious investors. The stock's current price feels like it's still swimming upstream, with potential to leap higher. Don't you think it's time to cast your line?
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