Mowi was delighted to host Scottish Government Minister for Agriculture, Marine and the Islands, Jim Fairlie, at our Cheesebay farm in North Uist last month. During the summer recess, the Minister has been visiting businesses and coastal communities across Scotland, having visited Scottish Sea Farms in Shetland earlier in the summer. For Mowi, this visit
Mowi ASA, Mowi Scotland’s parent company, achieved record-high revenues of EUR 1.6 billion and operational EBIT of EUR 231 million in the second quarter of 2026. The results were driven by strong biological and operational performance, as well as record-high harvest volumes. Combined with lower costs, this resulted in operational EBIT of EUR 231 million,
Rural and coastal communities across Scotland are renowned for their self-sufficiency and resilience. And Mowi is proud to support those communities in any way it can. One such example is its support of Isle of Skye Smokehouse and, most recently, the support of owner John’s dog, Bruno! Mowi has provided salmon to Isle of Skye
A milestone has been reached at Mowi’s new high-energy farm on South Uist. Following planning permission being granted in December 2024, the team has been busy preparing Stulaigh South to receive its first salmon. At the end of May, the first salmon were stocked at the farm across six 200-metre circumference pens. The farm will
It has been a busy and successful time for the team at Loch Seaforth, celebrating a record harvest and the successful conclusion of the first part of crucial helicopter drill training. Record harvest Salmon from Loch Etive arrived at Loch Seaforth in February 2025. Mowi has been pioneering post smolt salmon production at Loch
This month, Mowi posted its Q4 results, ending a record year with revenues of EUR 1.59 billion and operational EBIT of EUR 213 million in the fourth quarter. Within the global business, it was also a record year for Mowi Scotland, achieving harvest volumes of 71,603 tonnes, the first time a Scottish salmon farmer has
Throughout 2025, Mowi Scotland invested in its people, facilities and fish welfare, enabling us to produce the highest quality product while providing meaningful careers and supporting communities across Scotland. Strong performance in 2025 2025 began strongly, with Mowi Scotland publishing robust results for the first half of the year, driven by significant improvements in fish
Mowi’s first Remote Operations Centre (ROC) – a centralised control room from which Mowi’s seawater farm sites can be fed and monitored – has been operational in Fort William since June 2024. ROCs help keep feeding regimes consistent, ensuring that fish can be fed and monitored at all times, including during poor weather when conditions
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