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Pulse

The state of the Norwegian pelagic sector right now — landings, settlement prices, sector P&L, macro context.

Data: pending

Of the 799 kept operators, 791 land directly in the core sector aggregate (the headline NOK 69.90 bn revenue figure). The other 8 are salmon-aquaculture-arm subsidiaries documented separately so a regulatory reader can trace the boundary: 4 in adjacent (with primary pelagic citations) + 4 in caveat (with weaker / multi-vertical citations). Their combined revenue is excluded from the sector aggregate. Verify ↗

0 of 15 Top-15 operators listed on Oslo Børs; closest listed-adjacent (out of scope in adjacent/caveat tiers): SalMar ASA · Lerøy Seafood Group ASA · Mowi ASA. Verify ↗

The universe was refined from a 1,011-row Phase 1E candidate set (Brreg sweep across 7 NACE codes + 4-gate curation, per Session 38) down to 799 scope-locked operators. Pelagic universe registry · 2026-04-28 · NLOD 2.0 Verify ↗

Concentration by license type (deltakerloven §21 measure)

FDIR FARTØYREGISTER · 2026-04-27 · NLOD 2.0

Eight salmon-aquaculture-arm operators sit in adjacent (4) and caveat (4) scope per the methodology's adjacency rule; their combined revenue is excluded from the core sector aggregate. PHASE 1E CURATION · 2026-04-28 Verify ↗

2024 sector snapshot

Top-15 operators by 2024 revenue with driftsresultat (operating profit) and a net-margin dot per row (color-coded by margin band). Single-year cross-section; multi-year cycle view returns once Phase 2B multi-year P&L extraction lands. Sector-aggregate revenue / driftsresultat / aarsresultat are cited in the caption below the chart.

Single-year filing · multi-year deferred Production v10 carries Brreg single-year filings only. Phase 2B PDF extraction (LLM-spend-gated) will replace any 5-year sector trend with multi-year filings.

Drill table (keyboard accessible)
Sector revenue, driftsresultat (operating profit), and aarsresultat (net result) for the 2024 cross-section.
Metric Value (NOK) % of revenue Definition

Sector P&L decomposition — 2024 fiscal year, NOK 130.36 bn across 797 with-filing operators

BRREG REGNSKAP · 2024 · NLOD 2.0

From topline revenue to net result — the canonical 6-step income-statement waterfall, summed across the 797 core-with-filing operators in the v13 universe (vs the 578-operator basis on the Pulse hero revenue card per v13 Phase 4 §3.6.1 SELSKAP filing scope; the difference is salmon-arm operators in adjacent + caveat tiers and operators with non-2024 fiscal year-ends). Price story behind the cycle ↗

Drill table (keyboard accessible)
Sector P&L decomposition (NOK billions): six-step waterfall from driftsinntekter to aarsresultat.
Step Value (NOK) Cumulative (NOK) Type

What changed in ownership

FDIR FARTØYREGISTER · NLOD 2.0 · quarterly snapshots

Top 15 by 2024 revenue — sortable table

Brreg single-year filings (2024 fiscal year). The bar-chart view is the "2024 sector snapshot" above. Click a row to expand the full balance-sheet drill-through; click any column header to sort.

Compare

Data: stub (Compare merged into Pulse — see #pulse cohort tiles)

Compare merged into Pulse. Pick a cohort tile or open an operator profile to begin the comparison workflow.

Cohort comparison 5 cohort tiles on Pulse → Top-15 by revenue · Largest by GT · Top-10 most-landed · Salmon-arm caveat tier · Catching + processing. Operator comparison Operator picker (799) → Pick from 594 Sildelaget-active by default; toggle to all 799. Profile carries identity, financials, vessels, ownership graph.

This page is a redirect surface. The cohort tiles and Operator picker on Pulse + Operator carry the comparison workflows.

Operator

Pick any of the 799 operators in the v12 universe to see identity, headline financials (with the macro toggle in the top nav), vessel fleet, and the source citation behind their core / adjacent / caveat scope label. Selecting an operator highlights its dot on The Sea map.

Data: pending
Operator

594 of 799 — Sildelaget-active 2020-2024 · ranked by 2024 revenue

The 799 kept operators decompose into 791 core / 4 adjacent / 4 caveat per the methodology's scope tiers. All 8 adjacent + caveat operators are salmon-aquaculture-arm subsidiaries — sourced individually but excluded from the sector aggregate. UNIVERSE-DEF §11.2 · 2026-04-28 Verify ↗

No operator selected. Use the picker above to load a profile. Operators are ranked by 2024 Brreg revenue desc with Sildelaget 5-year tonnes as tiebreaker; type to filter on name, kommune, or org_num.

The Sea

Where the pelagic sector operates — 799 kept operators plotted at their registered business address, against Norway's legal maritime zones.

Data: pending

Operators of the Norwegian pelagic sector

Each dot is an operator at its registered forretningsadresse; colour encodes pelagic-scope tier. Boundaries from Kartverket; addresses geocoded against the Geonorge address service.

Core (pelagic-active) Adjacent Caveat Norway mainland
0 operators plotted 0 at street resolution 0 at postnummer fallback 0 not geocoded
Landings outside the universe (2020-2024)

—Million tonnes landed
—NOK billion at first-sale
—Vessels (of which foreign)
—Share of 5-year tonnage
Treaty-regime decomposition of the 25.27% headline

Per Lars Lillegraven (NFD senior advisor) at the v12 customer- ratification audit: the headline aggregates three foreign-flag regulatory regimes plus the domestic-Brreg-link-missing cohort. A Ministry briefing splits these before citation. Methodology §3.15 ↗

Decomposition of the 25.27% unattributed-landings headline into 4 named regulatory cohorts.
Regime Vessels Tonnes 5y NOK billion Share of 25.27% Share of 5y total
Show per-vessel drill (128 unattributed vessels, 2020-2024) ↗
Per-vessel breakdown of landings outside the universe.
Vessel name Nationality Fdir ID Tonnes 5y Value 5y Landings 5y

Per-port pelagic landings — 5-year cumulative (2020-2024)

Pelagic landings aggregated by operators' registered poststed. Click a port name to highlight its operators on the map above; click Clear to reset.

Top ports by 5-year cumulative pelagic landings.
Port (poststed) Kommune Operators Tonnes 5y Tonnes 2024 Value 5y (NOK)

Pelagic species mix — vessel coverage

How many pelagic-licensed vessels carry quotas for each species in the v10 universe (Fdir Fartøyregisteret 2026-04-27 snapshot).

Drill table (keyboard accessible)
Pelagic species coverage across the Fdir Fartøyregister: vessel count and operator count per species.
Species Vessels Operators

Sildelaget weekly auction prices — Norwegian pelagic first-sale

Volume-weighted NOK/kg per species at the Norges Sildesalgslag cooperative auction. The current Kvoteoversikt snapshot is a cumulative year-to-date (YTD) value through the Sluttseddelperiode end-date; the prior-year column captures the comparable period from the previous calendar year. Per-week trajectories before the first captured snapshot are not served by Sildelaget; the integrated payload accumulates new snapshots over time.

What this number is — auction first-sale, not settlement, not export

Sildelaget's Kvoteoversikt reports the auction first-sale price (Norwegian: auksjonspris) — the volume-weighted clearing price across all buyers in the cooperative auction. The fisherman's actual settlement price (oppgjørspris) is ~2-4 % lower after lagsavgift, kontrollavgift, and quality deductions. The realized export contract price (FOB) that processors charge international buyers is processor-specific and typically denominated in EUR or USD; that delta is not served at this layer. Verify ↗ methodology §3.13

Current YTD prices — 2026-W17 vs 2025-W17

Ten Sildelaget-listed pelagic species. NOK/kg is the volume-weighted YTD price through the snapshot week. YoYΔ compares the current YTD against the prior-year same year-week. Tonnes landed is the cumulative YTD tonnage. Species not landed in the current period render UNAVAILABLE per the four-state vocabulary.

Current cumulative-YTD pelagic auction prices vs prior-year comparable, by species.
Species NOK/kg (YTD) YoY Δ Tonnes (YTD) Value (kkr, YTD)

Five-year per-species history — annual landmarks plus weekly snapshots

One card per species. Annual landmark values come from the Sildelaget omsetningsstatistikk PDFs (2020-2024 full coverage; 2025 partial); weekly snapshots add the cumulative-YTD points captured from the Kvoteoversikt page from 2025-W17 onward. Card title is in Norwegian (Sildelaget convention); English translation and Latin binomial render in the title attribute on hover. Cards are ordered alphabetically by Norwegian species name.

Drill table (keyboard accessible)
Five-year per-species price history: species, year-week, NOK per kg, tonnes, and granularity (annual landmark vs weekly YTD snapshot). Standalone per-species pages at prices/<species_id>.html carry the full tables for each species.
Species (NO) Year-week NOK/kg Tonnes Granularity

Week-of-year cycle — UNAVAILABLE in current snapshot

The week-of-year cycle view (per-species price by week 1-52, banded by year) needs continuous weekly trajectories across multiple calendar years. Sildelaget's Kvoteoversikt page is single-state — only the current weekly snapshot is served. The integrated payload accumulates new snapshots as they are captured; the cycle view unblocks once the payload covers a full year of weekly observations (estimated 2027-W17, 12 months after the first captured snapshot).

See methodology §3.13 for the four-state vocabulary discipline (CONFIRMED / UNAVAILABLE / PENDING / EXCLUDED) that governs missing-data states across this dashboard.

Data source
Norges Sildesalgslag — Kvoteoversikt + omsetningsstatistikk PDFs
Last updated
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Next expected update
Sildelaget refreshes weekly (Wednesday morning per the page banner)
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NOK/kg, volume-weighted across buyers
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Sources and processing

Provenance

The Norges Sildesalgslag cooperative is the legally-monopoly first-sale auction authority for Norwegian pelagic catch under Fiskesalslagslova / Råfiskloven. Auction-clearing prices are reported in the public Kvoteoversikt page (cumulative-YTD only; refreshed Wednesday mornings) plus the annual omsetningsstatistikk PDF (full-year landmark, published the following spring).

Filter

Ten species are exposed in the Kvoteoversikt cumulative table: Havbrisling, Hestmakrell, Kolmule, Kystbrisling, Makrell, Nordsjøsild, Nvg-Sild, Tobis, Tr.Fj.Sild, Øyepål. The annual PDFs additionally cover four legitimate species (Lodde Barentshavet, Lodde-S JM/ISL, Makrellstørje, Diverse fisk) for fourteen canonical species total. Per-species disambiguation (NSS herring vs North Sea vs Trondheimsfjord; Lodde Barents vs Jan Mayen / Iceland; Sprat offshore vs coastal) is documented in §3.13.

Processing

Volume-weighted price formula: NOK/kg = Σ(value_kr) / Σ(tonnes_kg). Source records are normalized at the data layer (src/norway/fetch_sildelaget_weekly.py + src/norway_pelagic/normalize_sildelaget_weekly.py); the dashboard payload is reshaped at build time (src/norway_pelagic_v12/prices_data.py).

Reuse

Sildelaget data is published by the cooperative for public reuse with attribution. This dashboard cites the source per cell and links to the Kvoteoversikt page for verification.

Known gaps

    Provenance

    Every numeric value on this dashboard is sourced from a public Norwegian-government primary source under NLOD 2.0 or CC-BY-4.0. Verify any number, copy any citation.

    Data: pending

    Source registry

    The 7 government primary sources behind the v10 universe. Each source is open-licensed; click any homepage link to verify.

    Source registry. Seven Norwegian-government primary sources behind the v10 universe.
    Source License Attribution Homepage Used by
    Brreg EnhetsregisteretNLOD 2.0Brønnøysundregistrene — Enhetsregisterethttps://data.brreg.no/enhetsregisteret/ ↗operator, compare
    Brreg RegnskapsregisteretNLOD 2.0Brønnøysundregistrene — Regnskapsregisterethttps://data.brreg.no/regnskapsregisteret/ ↗pulse, compare, operator
    Fiskeridirektoratet — Landings + Vessel registryNLOD 2.0Fiskeridirektoratet — Fartøyregisteret + Fangstdatahttps://www.fiskeridir.no/Tall-og-analyse ↗pulse, operator, sea
    Norges Sildesalgslag (Sildelaget)Public-availability (no formal license; private cooperative)Norges Sildesalgslag — public settlement statistics on sildelaget.nohttps://www.sildelaget.no/ ↗pulse, sea
    Statistics Norway (SSB) — PxWebCC-BY-4.0Statistics Norwayhttps://www.ssb.no/en/statbank ↗compare, sea
    Norges Bank — SDMXCC-BY-4.0Norges Bank — Open Datahttps://data.norges-bank.no/ ↗pulse, compare
    Institute of Marine Research (IMR)Open-research-policyHavforskningsinstituttet — open researchhttps://www.hi.no/en ↗sea

    Methodology Read full methodology ↗

    Executive summary inline; full 1075-line v1 baseline + v2 delta lives at methodology.html.

    v2 delta · applied 2026-04-29

    The v10 universe defines which Norwegian operators count as part of the pelagic sector — 10 species in scope (sild NVG, sild Nordsjøen, makrell, kolmule, lodde, hestmakrell, brisling, tobis, øyepål, polartorsk). Antarctic krill, Sebastes mentella pelagic-uer, and the Iceland-Greenland-Jan Mayen lodde stock are explicitly out of scope (per methodology §2.1 v10 footnote).

    Classification runs four inclusion gates (A Sildelaget pelagic landing 2020-2024, B pelagic-licensed vessel, C qualifying NACE with ≥3 employees, D industry association — deferred), then a 5-rule first-match-wins classifier assigns each kept entity to core, adjacent, or caveat tier behind four pre-classification structural exclusion filters (saltfish NACE drop, inland-kommune signal, fisheries-keyword on generic NACE, KBO/AVVIKLINGSBO/DØDSBO winding-up).

    The 2026-04-28 universe carries 799 kept operators (791 core, 4 adjacent, 4 caveat) and 8,631 excluded with discrete reasons. Eight salmon-aquaculture-arm operators are split across the adjacent (4) and caveat (4) tiers per the methodology's adjacency rule; their combined revenue is excluded from the core sector aggregate.

    Production ships Brreg single-year filings only — latest filing per operator (Phase 2A, NOK 69.90 bn sector revenue across 578 core-with-filing operators of 791 total core; 8.32% net margin). Of the 578 contributing filings: 508 (~88%) are calendar-year 2024, 68 (~12%) use a fiscal year ending in 2025, and 2 are older stragglers (2022/2023). The headline reads "2024 sector revenue" because the majority cohort uses that fiscal year; readers reconciling against a strict-2024 cut should subtract the 70 non-2024-FY contributions. Multi-year P&L history is gated on Phase 2B PDF extraction (LLM-spend-gated; ~$9 for top-15 operators when authorised). Any chart that displays a 5-year trend is illustrative until Phase 2B closes.

    Read full methodology ↗ · v2 delta · Glossary · Sources

    Browse all 9,238 source atoms (for auditors) Press / when expanded to focus search

    Atom index

    Every numeric atom shipped in the v10 bundle, searchable + filterable. Press / to focus search.

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    Source
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    Entity Field Value Year Confidence Source Actions

    Universe funnel — 9,430 candidates → 799 kept

    Every Brreg candidate flows through one of nine §3-class exclusion reasons or into the kept universe (split into core / adjacent / caveat scope tiers). Click a reason band to filter the browsable table below.

    Rule-excluded ≠ out of scope. 8,631 candidates are rule-excluded (failed an inclusion gate or hit a §3 filter — not in the universe). The 8 salmon-arm operators in the Adjacent + Caveat tiers are out of scope (kept in the dataset for transparency, excluded from the headline aggregate per the adjacency rule). The Core tier (791) is what sums into the Pulse hero.

    Funnel summary table (keyboard accessible)
    Three-row summary of the universe funnel: candidate pool, kept cohort split into scope tiers, excluded cohort split into reason buckets.
    Stage Operators Note

    For per-operator detail (org-num, navn, kommune, NACE, exclusion reason), browse the 8,631-row excluded-operators table below — that table is the formal V4 drill-through (filterable + searchable).

    Source: data/integrated/norway_pelagic/excluded_with_reason.json (snapshot 2026-04-28) and pelagic_universe.json:summary_by_scope. NLOD 2.0. See funnel methodology for cell-count derivation.
    Browse all 8,631 excluded operators (for auditors) Filter by exclusion reason or NACE code; press / when expanded to focus search

    Excluded operators

    Every Brreg candidate that did NOT enter the v10 universe (8,631 rows at the 2026-04-28 snapshot), with the §3-class reason for each row. See the methodology glossary for plain-English definitions of every reason.

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    Reason
    NACE
    Org-num Navn NACE Kommune Emp. Reason

    Pulse

    The state of Icelandic fisheries right now. Built 8 June 2026.

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    Current advice cycle

    Latest TAC advice per pelagic stock · ICES · Hafró · IMR-PINRO

      Freshness & pace

      Industry catch · source Hagstofa + Fiskistofa

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      Sector Footprint — Eight Companies vs. the Total Industry, 2020–2024
       

      Sources: Hagstofa SJA01101 · Fiskistofa 2026-04 · Seðlabanki · ICES · Hafró · IMR-PINRO · Fiskistofa WFS.

      Data currency. All company financials are from audited consolidated accounts (samstæðureikningur) for fiscal years 2020–2024, filed with Skatturinn (Iceland Tax Authority). Listed companies (Brim, Síldarvinnslan) file by end of March following each fiscal year; privately-held companies (Eskja, Ísfélag, Loðnuvinnslan, Samherji, Skinney-Þinganes, Vinnslustöðin) file by end of September. Data current as of filing dates listed; dashboard does not reflect events after each company's last filed year.

      Source of record. For listed companies, filings with Skatturinn are corroborated against investor-relations disclosures. For privately-held companies, the audited filing with Skatturinn is the source of record; external secondary-source corroboration is inherently limited for non-listed companies. Revenue and net profit are reported at the consolidated group level, which may differ from parent-attributable figures shown in some external databases by the minority-interest component. Foreign-currency displays use Seðlabanki year-end mid-rates for each fiscal year; original report values in EUR or USD may differ by 1–5% from the dashboard's converted figures due to FX convention composition.

      Compare

      Cross-company financial analysis — select companies to highlight, pick two years to compare.

      Revenue by Company
      Revenue per Employee
      Scale vs. Margin
      Profit Variation (5-Year CV)
      Financial Summary — All Companies (2024)
      CompanyRevenueProfitEBITDARev/Employeevs 2023
      Quota Share Evolution — 2019/20 to 2025/26
      Per-company Hlutdeildir (quota share, %) for the selected species across seven fishing years. Hover a line for company-level share.
      Landings Pace — Latest Month vs Rolling Three
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      Each company's most recent complete month of commercial landings compared to its own rolling three-month mean of the prior months. A positive delta means the company landed more than its recent pace; a negative delta means less.
      Sector Themes — What Did Eight Boards Talk About
      Number of companies (out of eight) whose board report for the selected year discussed each theme. Source: Skýrsla stjórnar extractions read by AI.
      Industry Financial Benchmarks (1997–2024)
      Industry-average line (gray) from Hagstofa SJA08109 (P&L, 2008–2024) and SJA08104 (balance sheet, 1997–2024). Click a company chip to overlay its 2020–2024 line. The shaded band marks the years company-level data is available for.
      Fishing P&L by Vessel Type — 2024
      Hagstofa SJA08101 operating accounts, split by six vessel-type categories: small boats (<10 brl), mid-size boats (10–200 brl), large boats (>200 brl), pelagic vessels, fresh-fish trawlers, and freezer trawlers.
      Processing P&L by Processing Type — 2024
      Hagstofa SJA08103 operating accounts by processing-type: fresh/chilled, land-frozen, sea-frozen, salting, fishmeal & oil, other.
      What If — Scenario Explorer
      Click a preset for an instant model, or describe your own scenario in plain English.
      Pick a scenario above to see the modeled impact across all 8 companies.
      Preset scenarios are deterministic JavaScript models with simplified assumptions (segment-weighted cod and capelin exposure, sector-average fuel intensity, EUR/USD revenue uplift on FX). Free-text scenarios use Claude with full access to the integrated data. Both are estimates — use them to think, not to commit.
      AI Comparison Narrative
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      Pick two companies and click Generate AI comparison to get a 3-paragraph structured narrative: similarities · divergences · strategic positioning. Powered by Claude with full access to every number on the dashboard.

      Every number links to its source annual report page

      Companies

      Select a company for its full profile — financials, quota, AI executive summary.

       
      Icelandic Fisheries Market Dashboard · Prepared by Grettir · April 2026
      Select a company
      Live from Fiskistofa
       
      Three real-time signals from the Icelandic regulator (Fiskistofa) compared, where possible, against the company’s most recent annual report. The annual report is a once-a-year snapshot; Fiskistofa is updated continuously. Watch for the drift.
      Home-Port Fleet
       
      The vessel registry at the company’s base port, broken down by vessel type. Shows fleet size and total gross tonnage. Source: Hagstofa SJA05004 (fishing vessels by type × home harbour, 2024).
      Revenue, Profit & EBITDA (5 Year)
      Balance Sheet & Leverage (5 Year)
      5-Year Financial Summary
      Metric20202021202220232024
      Fresh Quota Position — Fiskistofa 2026-04-19
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      Top 10 species by quota share in the most recent fishing year, plus active license count. Source: Hlutdeildir + Veiðileyfi in the 2026-04-19 Fiskistofa manual export.
      Stock Exposure — Quota Mix with Latest Advice
      The company’s top-held species cross-referenced with the most recent ICES / Hafró / IMR-PINRO advice on the Phase 1 pelagic corpus. Species not covered by the research corpus show quota only.
      Board Report — Skýrsla stjórnar
      What the board actually wrote about the year, read by AI. Select a year; pull quotes appear in both the original Icelandic and an English translation.
      Source: Icelandic Fisheries Market Dashboard · Built from 40 annual reports, Hagstofa PxWeb (SJA01101, SJA02201, SJA04901, SJA04903, SJA06100, SJA08104, SJA08109), and Fiskistofa landings · Prepared by Grettir
      Source Data — Extracted Values (every number is traceable)
      YearMetricValue (ISK)Source FilePageMethodConfidence

      Every number traceable to a source document

      The Sea

      External forces on operations: ports, fishing regulations, quota market, species prices, and the scientific stock advice that shapes next year’s TAC.

      Cod Quota Share · 8 companies (2024/25)
      38%
      % of national cod TAC · Source: Fiskistofa
      Total Catch 2024
      994k
      ▼ 27.9% vs 2023
      thousand tonnes · Source: Hagstofa
      Fleet Size 2024
      42
      vessels (8 companies) · Source: annual reports
      Demersal Exports 2024
      220k
      ▲ 9.6% vs 2023
      thousand tonnes · demersal (groundfish) species only · Source: Hagstofa
      Industry Catch Freshness
       
       
      Monthly industry-wide landings from Hagstofa SJA01101. Hagstofa publishes this data with under a 2-month lag — compare this view with the annual-report data (reported once a year, 3–6 months after year-end).

      The Fleet at Work

      Home ports, vessels, and how each company catches its quota.

      Where the catch comes ashore
      Active fishing regulations:
      Bubble size = total tonnes landed at the port (sum of Til kvóta landings, all years). Hover a port for the company breakdown. Toggle chips above overlay current Fiskistofa regulations: gear bans, spawning-ground closures, Norway-lobster and Danish-seine fishing areas, lumpfish closures, and any active emergency closures. Click a coloured polygon for the regulation text.
      Fleet Overview
      CompanyVesselsShare of National CatchTop 3 Species by TAC Share
      How they fish: catch by gear type
      Each row sums each company’s landings by gear (Til kvóta only). Pelagic specialists lean to purse seine and pelagic trawl; mixed fisheries spread across bottom trawl, longline, and others.
      Fleet Profile by Company
      Vessel count from distinct Skr.nr. that lodged 2024 landings. Catch-per-vessel highlights how concentrated each company’s fishing is in a small number of large hulls. Hull tonnage (GT), engine power (kW), and build year are not yet in the dataset — the Samgöngustofa Skipaskrá integration is on the roadmap.

      Quota and Catch

      How much quota each company holds, how much it actually fishes, and which species drive the mix.

      Quota allocation vs actual catch (2024)
      Combines groundfish (fishing year 2024/2025) and pelagic species (calendar 2024). Bars sorted by allocation size; utilisation percentages shown at the right edge.
      Species Quota Heatmap — Who Holds What
      Share of National Catch by Company (2024)
      Catch Trends (2020–2024)
      Export Trends (2020–2024)
      Demersal (groundfish) export volumes only — cod, haddock, saithe, redfish and related species. Pelagic exports (capelin, herring, mackerel, blue whiting) are not included in this series or its total. Source: Hagstofa SJA04901.
      Export Flows by Species and Destination (1999–2024)
      Drag the year slider to scrub through 26 years of Icelandic seafood exports. Species (left) connect to destination countries (right), with flow width proportional to FOB export value (ISK). Top 12 species × top 12 destinations by cumulative 1999–2024 value. Source: Hagstofa SJA04903.

      Market Value

      What quota and catch are worth on the market — and the input costs that shape margins.

      What quota costs: market price by species (2020–2025)
      Average price paid for quota transfers on the Fiskistofa market. Lobster (Humar) is shown as a callout because it sits roughly 5× above the next species.
      Catch Value per Tonne by Species (2024)
      Fuel Price Trend (Marine Diesel Proxy)
      EUR/ISK Exchange Rate
      Marine Product Price Indices (2006–2026)
      Hagstofa SJA06100 producer price index, base 4Q 2005 = 100. Click chips to toggle series.

      · Landings data filtered to quota-counted catches (Löndunargerð = Til kvóta). Source: Fiskistofa.

      · Quota shares are % of TAC for fishing year 2024/2025. Source: Fiskistofa Hlutdeildir.

      · Quota market prices are averages across 2020–2025; zero-price transfers excluded.

      · Quota shown for companies that disclose. Samherji, Eskja, Ísfélag, and Skinney quota data now sourced from Fiskistofa (previously unavailable from annual reports).

      · Fishing year (Sep–Aug) and calendar year data are shown together; overlap impact is under 1%.

      Stock Advice Calendar — Phase 1 Pelagic Corpus
      70 documents · ICES · Hafró · IMR-PINRO · 2021–2026
      Latest stock advice per source per pelagic stock. Delta vs prior-year TAC computed client-side. Green = increase, red = decrease, grey = zero-catch advisory.
      Scientific Advice Tracking — Cross-Source Matrix
      ICES vs Hafró / IMR-PINRO · divergence colored
      <3% concord 3-10% mild ≥10% strong single source
      Each cell shows ICES (top) and Hafró or IMR-PINRO (below) when both published advice for that stock-year. Click any cell to see side-by-side summaries. Most cells show concord because Hafró typically cites ICES verbatim; the red cells are the moments Iceland’s view of a shared stock diverges from international consensus.

      Sources: Fiskistofa Landanir, Hlutdeildir, Aflamarksstaða, Viðskipti með aflamark · Hagstofa PxWeb (SJA01101, SJA02201, SJA04901, SJA06100, SJA06100 subindices) · Statistics Iceland (CC-BY-4.0) · Gasvaktin (fuel) · Seðlabanki (FX) · Fishing regulations: Fiskistofa via Náttúrufræðistofnun GeoServer (CC BY 4.0) · Stock advice: ICES CC-BY-4.0, Hafró + IMR-PINRO public research

      Research

      Two lanes of fisheries research for the species these eight companies fish: Stock Advice from the regulators + scientific bodies (ICES, Hafró, IMR-PINRO, NEAFC) and Peer Review from the global academic pelagic-fisheries literature.

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      Year
      0 advice documents · target stocks · 4 institutions · ordered by publication date

      Sources: ICES advice documents (figshare group 37143, DOI-versioned) · Hafró harvesting advice (hafogvatn.is, bilingual IS/EN) · IMR-PINRO joint reports (hi.no, Barents capelin) · NEAFC Recommendations (neafc.org, factual TAC numbers under fair dealing) · Structured numerics: ICES SAG REST API · Narrative extraction: Claude Sonnet 4.6 vision · voice-rule linted · fisheries-terminology exempt

      Species

      Monthly landed volume and price per kilogram for a single species, 2000–2024. Pick a species, then drag the timeline below either chart to change the window. Price defaults to real (CPI-adjusted) terms; switch to nominal or a log scale as needed.

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      Monthly landed volume
      Monthly landed volume in tonnes. Source: Hagstofa SJA09042 (catch & value by species, landing port, and month).
      Monthly price per kilogram
      Average price per kilogram (value ÷ volume), on a free (non-zero) y-axis. Real ISK deflates each month to December 2024 prices using the Sedlabanki consumer price index. Months with landed volume but no recorded value show no price and appear as a gap.
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