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Ticker · LSG ISIN · NO0003096208 LEI · 5967007LIEEXZXJ2JK50 OL Agriculture, forestry and fishing
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Filings indexed 894 across all filing types
Latest filing 2017-08-24 Earnings Release
Country NO Norway
Listing OL LSG

About Leroy Seafood Group

https://www.leroyseafood.com/

Leroy Seafood Group is a global, vertically integrated seafood corporation. The company's core business covers the entire value chain, from farming salmon and trout and catching whitefish to processing, product development, sales, and distribution. It manages a wide range of seafood products, supplying various markets worldwide. The group's operations are focused on managing the complete process from sea to consumer, with an emphasis on quality and sustainability.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Q2 2017 Resultat
Earnings Release Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "Lerøy Seafood Group ASA: Q2 2017 Resultat" and contains detailed financial figures, operational metrics (harvested volume, EBIT/kg), segment performance (Villfangst, Havbruk, VAPS&D), and management commentary specifically for the second quarter (Q2) of 2017, as well as the first half of 2017. This structure—a comprehensive report covering a period shorter than a full year with detailed financial breakdowns—is characteristic of an Interim/Quarterly Report. It is not merely an Earnings Release (ER) as it contains extensive segment details, nor is it the Annual Report (10-K). Therefore, the appropriate classification is Interim / Quarterly Report (IR). Q2 2017
2017-08-24 Norwegian
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA : PRESENTASJON AV RESULTAT FOR 2. KVARTAL 2017
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 98% confidence The document text is very short (745 characters) and explicitly states that the 'Kvartalsrapporten og presentasjonen vil bli offentliggjort kl. 06.30' (The quarterly report and presentation will be published at 06:30) and provides details about a presentation event scheduled for later that day. This structure—announcing the publication of results/presentation materials rather than containing the full results or presentation itself—fits the definition of a Report Publication Announcement (RPA). It is not the full Interim Report (IR) or Investor Presentation (IP), but the notice about their release.
2017-08-16 Norwegian
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA : EX DIVIDEND AND EX SHARE SPLIT TODAY
Notice of Dividend Amount Classification · 95% confidence The document explicitly announces two key corporate actions: an 'EX DIVIDEND' event (dividend amount NOK 13.00 per share) and an 'EX SHARE SPLIT' (1:10 ratio), both effective on May 24, 2017. The classification options that cover these events are 'DIV' (Notice of Dividend Amount) and 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change). Since the document covers both a dividend announcement and a share split announcement simultaneously, and the definitions for DIV and SHA are specific, I must choose the most encompassing or primary action, or check if there is a better fit. The 'DIV' definition covers dividend amounts. The 'SHA' definition covers share splits/capital changes. Given that both are announced together, and the document is a short regulatory disclosure (585 chars), it fits best under the specific actions announced. Since the document is a direct announcement of the dividend amount and the share split, and there isn't a combined code, I will prioritize the most definitive action related to capital structure change, which is the share split, or check if 'DIV' is used for combined events. Since 'DIV' is specifically for the dividend amount and 'SHA' for capital changes (which includes splits), and both are present, I will select 'SHA' as the share split is a significant capital structure change, or 'DIV' if the dividend is the primary focus. However, looking at the definitions, 'DIV' is for the dividend amount, and 'SHA' is for share splits. Since both are present, and the document is a direct announcement rather than a report about them, I will check if there is a better fit. 'DIV' is the most direct match for the dividend part. 'SHA' is the most direct match for the share split part. Since the document is a short regulatory notice announcing both, and 'DIV' is a specific announcement type, I will classify it as 'DIV' as dividends are often the primary driver for such short announcements, although 'SHA' is also highly relevant. Given the structure, these are direct announcements of financial events. I will select 'DIV' as the primary classification, as dividend announcements are very common in this format, and the share split is often secondary context in such notices, although 'SHA' is also plausible. Re-evaluating: The document explicitly states 'EX DIVIDEND' and 'EX SHARE SPLIT'. Both are capital actions. 'DIV' covers the dividend. 'SHA' covers the split. Since both are equally prominent, and the document is a direct announcement, I will choose 'DIV' as it is a direct announcement of a monetary return to shareholders, which often takes precedence in short filings, but I acknowledge the ambiguity. Given the options, 'DIV' is a strong candidate for the dividend part, and 'SHA' for the split part. I will choose 'DIV' as the most common type of short announcement here, but the confidence is slightly reduced due to the dual nature. Let's check if 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) fits. CAP is for fundraising/financing activities, not typically for dividends or splits unless it's a major restructuring. Therefore, 'DIV' or 'SHA' are better. I will stick with 'DIV' as the primary focus of the headline is 'EX DIVIDEND'.
2017-05-24 English
Lerøy Seafood Group ASA : EKS. UTBYTTE OG EKS. AKSJESPLITT I DAG
Notice of Dividend Amount Classification · 98% confidence The document text is very short (526 characters) and announces two key corporate actions: an ex-dividend date (EKS. UTBYTTE) and an ex-stock split date (EKS. AKSJESPLITT). The announcement explicitly mentions the dividend amount (NOK 13.00) and the split ratio (1:10). This is a direct notification of a dividend payment and a capital structure change. The most specific category for announcing dividend amounts is 'Notice of Dividend Amount' (DIV). Although it also mentions a stock split (which could relate to SHA), the primary focus and immediate action announced is the dividend ex-date. Since the document is a brief announcement of these specific events rather than a comprehensive report, DIV is the most appropriate classification.
2017-05-24 Norwegian
Ex splitt og nytt pålydende 24.05.2017
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document text is very short (755 characters) and announces a corporate action: a stock split ('Ex splitt') and a change in nominal value ('nytt pålydende'). It also mentions an associated dividend ex-date. This type of announcement, detailing changes to the capital structure (share count and nominal value), aligns best with the 'Share Issue/Capital Change' category (SHA). It is not a full report, a management change, or a dividend declaration, but a specific capital structure adjustment notice.
2017-05-23 Norwegian
Ex split and new face value 24.05.2017
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 98% confidence The document explicitly announces an 'Ex split and new face value' effective 24.05.2017, detailing the ratio (1 old share gives 10 new shares) and the new face value (NOK 0.10). It also mentions an ex-dividend date. This content directly relates to a change in the company's capital structure (share split) and is not a full financial report, management change, or standard regulatory filing like a 10-K or ER. The most appropriate category is 'Share Issue/Capital Change' (SHA). The document is short and specific, confirming it is an announcement about a capital structure change.
2017-05-23 English

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