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Despite a slight increase in revenue, results were affected by SRS outbreaks that impacted harvest weights and processing costs.

The Chilean seafood company and its salmon subsidiary announced the names of their Boards of Directors for the period 2026-2029.

The solid results did not prevent its Vice President from criticizing the outgoing Chilean government for what he called "almost four years of regulatory and judicial harassment."

"This 2025, we expect to reach 60,000 tons of Atlantic salmon harvests," said Vice President Ricardo García Holtz.

They are a hatchery and two processing plants that, under the rigorous international SCS Standard for Zero Waste, recovered over 94% of their waste.

In addition to extending terms and improving financial costs, the agreement secures credit for up to USD 140 million for the Chilean salmon company.