Opinions vary among the major global aquaculture companies about how they should proceed in regard of the constantly changing price of salmon. When Ole-Eirik Leroy recently presented his second-quarter results, he emphasized the fact Leroy had signed long-term contracts for sales of salmon at better prices than current market prices, and that this, among several other initiatives, would contribute towards providing Leroy with a good result for the second half of the year as well.
But when Pan Fish’s top man, Atle Eide, presented his second-quarter result, you got the impression he was possibly not all that concerned with securing long-term contracts.
