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The Spanish seafood group says the move will reduce its debt burden and support a new phase of investment after returning to profit in 2025.

The Spanish seafood group reports improved earnings in 2025 following cost-cutting and higher sales, according to company figures.

The Spanish company is also sixth globally in this World Benchmarking Alliance ranking, and third among food companies, behind only Nestlé and Mowi.

While EBITDA grew by 73% and losses were reduced by 65%, the company's sales also rose by 7.9% in the first half of the year.

Following the operational efficiency measures, the consolidated annual accounts confirm the change of cycle and underpin the Spanish company's recovery.

The Spanish seafood company proposes a capital increase of EUR 72.6 million to consolidate the recovery and main shareholder, Abanca, confirms it will cover it almost entirely.