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The group’s financial health was further underscored by a robust Return on Invested Capital (ROIC), which reached 23.5%

BioMar Eyes Public Markets After Record-Breaking Quarter

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Sustainable Feed Giant Records Historic Volume Surge and Signals Intent to List on Stock Exchange

AARHUS – BioMar Group has kicked off the fiscal year with a historic performance, reporting that feed volumes in Q1 2026 surged by 7% year-on-year to reach a new record high for the opening quarter. Despite global economic shifts, the company maintained a resilient trajectory, posting an EBITDA of $30.9 million (approx. DKK 212 million), a 3% increase that aligns with market forecasts.

Overall, BioMar reported a strong EBITDA for Q1 2026 at DKK 212 million, while revenue declined by 6% as tech sales was temporarily softened and lower raw material prices impacted feed sales prices.

The group’s financial health was further underscored by a robust Return on Invested Capital (ROIC), which reached 23.5%. While revenue saw a slight dip of 6%—attributed to lower raw material costs impacting feed prices and a temporary softening in technology sales—the company's core segments remained profitable.

Carlos Diaz, CEO of BioMar Group, emphasized the strength of the company’s foundational strategy during a period of global instability.

"We have once again proven our resilient business model. In a first quarter of the year characterised by significant geopolitical turbulence, we delivered strong results across our feed segments with growth in volumes as well as in earnings per tonne of feed sold, while minimising the negative effects of the turbulence for our customers. The financial results are in line with our expectations, despite parts of the business being challenged by environmental and biological conditions."

Strategic Expansion in Asia and Latin America

BioMar is positioning 2026 as a transformative "stepping stone." The company is currently scaling its footprint in high-growth markets, specifically preparing for increased organic capacity in Ecuador and China.

<-- Feed volumes increased by 7% year on year in Q1 to a new recordhigh level for a first quarter, while EBIT decreased 6% in line with expectations as a strong increase in EBIT in the feed business was offset by reduced earnings in Tech Solutions, reflecting tech sales being temporarily softened during business transformation. ROIC including goodwill increased to 23.5%.

In the Tech Solutions segment, the company is undergoing a pivot from traditional infrastructure sales toward a recurring revenue model. This transition involves a new go-to-market strategy that utilizes direct sales channels and enhanced service models.

“We knew the first half of the year would impact the results in the Tech Solutions segment as we are changing our go-to-market model," Diaz explained. "We have invested in organisational capabilities, while moving away from infrastructure sales towards recurring revenue. This change is progressing as planned and will allow us to release the actual potential of AQ1.”

The Road to an IPO

The most significant shift for the aquaculture leader came on May 1, 2026, when parent company Schouw & Co. officially announced its intention to float BioMar on the stock exchange. The potential separate listing is viewed as a move to unlock value and provide the group with direct access to capital markets.

 

Regarding the upcoming IPO, Diaz concluded:

“A listing will mark a significant milestone in BioMar’s history. In addition to providing direct access to capital markets, it will enhance transparency and increase public awareness of our company and brand, supporting our ability to attract and retain talent. BioMar is ready for life as a listed company and well positioned to continue its growth journey with a solid and resilient business model, driven by our high-quality product offering, commitment to sustainability and advanced feeding technology in a market defined by rising global demand for farmed fish and shrimp.”


🇯🇵 Japanese (日本語)

BioMar、記録的な四半期を経て株式公開を視野に

持続可能な飼料大手が歴史的な販売量急増を記録し、証券取引所への上場意向を表明

デンマーク、オーフスBioMar Group は、2026年第1四半期の飼料販売量が前年同期比で 7% 増加し、第1四半期として過去最高記録を更新するという歴史的な業績で会計年度を開始しました。世界的な経済情勢の変化にもかかわらず、同社は回復力のある軌道を維持し、EBITDA(利払い前・税引き前・減価償却前利益)は市場予想通りの 3% 増となる 3,090万ドル(約 2億1,200万デンマーク・クローネ)を計上しました。

グループの財務健全性は、23.5% に達した堅調な投下資本利益率(ROIC)によってさらに強調されました。原材料価格の下落が飼料販売価格に影響したことや、テクノロジー販売の一時的な軟化により、売上高は 6% の微減となりましたが、同社の主要セグメントは引き続き収益性を維持しました。

BioMar Group の CEO である Carlos Diaz 氏は、世界的な不安定期における同社の基盤戦略の強さを強調しました。

「私たちは、自社の回復力のあるビジネスモデルを改めて証明しました。地政学的な激動が特徴となった今年の第1四半期において、私たちは飼料セグメント全体で、販売量および飼料1トンあたりの収益の両方で成長を遂げ、強い業績を達成すると同時に、お客様に対する混乱の負の影響を最小限に抑えました。事業の一部が環境面や生物学的な状況による課題に直面したものの、財務結果は私たちの期待通りです。」

アジアおよびラテンアメリカにおける戦略的拡大

BioMar2026年を、戦略的野心の次の段階を実現するための「踏み石」となる年と位置づけています。同社は現在、成長著しい市場でのプレゼンスを拡大しており、具体的には エクアドル中国 における新たな生産能力による有機的成長の準備を進めています。

テック・ソリューション(Tech Solutions) セグメントにおいて、同社は従来のインフラ販売から継続的な収益(リカーリング・レベニュー)モデルへの転換を図っています。この移行には、新しい直接販売チャネルやサービスモデルを通じて顧客との関わりを深める、新しいゴー・トゥ・マーケット戦略が含まれます。

「ゴー・トゥ・マーケット・モデルを変更し、新しい直接販売チャネルやサービスモデルを通じて顧客との関わりをさらに深めているため、今年の当上半期がテック・ソリューション・セグメントの結果に影響を与えることは分かっていました」と Diaz 氏は説明しました。「私たちは組織能力に投資し、インフラ販売から継続的な収益へと移行を進めています。この変更は計画通りに進んでおり、AQ1 の真の可能性を解き放つことができるでしょう。」

IPOへの道

水産養殖のリーダーである同社にとって最も重要な変化は、2026年5月1日、親会社である Schouw & Co.BioMar を証券取引所に上場させる意向を正式に発表したことでした。この分離上場は、価値を顕在化させ、グループに資本市場への直接的なアクセスを提供するための動きと見なされています。

今後の新規株式公開(IPO)に関して、Diaz 氏は次のように締めくくりました。

「上場は BioMar の歴史において重要な節目となるでしょう。資本市場への直接的なアクセスを提供することに加え、透明性を高め、当社の企業およびブランドに対する社会的認知度を向上させ、人材を惹きつけ、維持する能力を強化します。BioMar は上場企業としての生活を送る準備が整っており、高品質な製品提供、持続可能性への取り組み、そして養殖魚やエビに対する世界的な需要の高まりによって定義される市場における高度な給餌技術に支えられた、強固で回復力のあるビジネスモデルとともに、成長の旅を続けるための好位置につけています。」


🇨🇳 Simplified Chinese (简体中文)

BioMar 在创纪录的季度后拟进军公开市场

可持续饲料巨头创下历史性销量激增,并释放上市意向

丹麦,奥胡斯BioMar Group 以历史性的业绩开启了本财年。报告显示,2026年第一季度的饲料销量同比增长 7%,创下第一季度的历史新高。尽管全球经济发生波动,该公司仍保持了韧性增长轨迹,公布的 EBITDA(息税折旧摊销前利润)为 3090万美元(约合 2.12亿丹麦克朗),增长 3%,符合市场预期。

集团的财务健康状况由高达 23.5% 的稳健投资资本回报率(ROIC)进一步凸显。尽管由于原材料价格下跌影响了饲料销售价格,以及技术销售暂时放缓,导致营收小幅下降 6%,但公司的核心业务部门仍保持盈利。

BioMar Group 首席执行官 Carlos Diaz 强调了公司在全球动荡时期基本战略的实力。

“我们再次证明了我们极具韧性的商业模式。在以地缘政治动荡为特征的今年第一季度,我们在各个饲料业务板块均取得了强劲业绩,销量和每吨饲料收益均实现增长,同时最大限度地减少了动荡对客户产生的负面影响。尽管部分业务受到环境和生物条件的挑战,但财务结果符合我们的预期。”

在亚洲和拉丁美洲的战略扩张

BioMar2026年 定位为实现下一阶段战略目标的“跳板”。公司目前正在扩大其在高增长市场的足迹,特别是准备通过在 厄瓜多尔中国 的新产能来实现进一步的内生增长。

技术解决方案(Tech Solutions) 部门,公司正从传统的基建销售向循环收入模式转型。这一转型涉及新的市场进入策略,即通过新的直销渠道和服务模式进一步加强与客户的互动。

“我们知道今年上半年会影响技术解决方案部门的业绩,因为我们正在改变市场进入模式,通过新的直销渠道和服务模式进一步接触客户,”Diaz 解释道。“我们在组织能力方面进行了投资,同时从基础设施销售转向循环收入。这一变革正按计划进行,将使我们能够释放 AQ1 的实际潜力。”

IPO 之路

对于这家水产养殖领导者来说,最重要的转折点出现在 2026年5月1日,当时母公司 Schouw & Co. 正式宣布了将 BioMar 推向证券交易所上市的意向。这一潜在的分拆上市被视为释放价值并为集团提供直接进入资本市场渠道的举措。

关于即将到来的 IPO,Diaz 总结道:

“上市将成为 BioMar 历史上的一个重要里程碑。除了提供直接进入资本市场的渠道外,它还将增强透明度并提高公众对我们公司和品牌的认知,支持我们吸引和留住人才的能力。BioMar 已经为上市公司的生活做好了准备,并凭借我们高质量的产品供应、对可持续发展的承诺以及在养殖鱼虾全球需求增长的市场中领先的投喂技术,依托稳固且富有韧性的商业模式,完全有能力继续其增长之旅。”

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