Lerøy traces its roots back to 1939 as a seafood wholesaler and exporter. It has evolved into an integrated international seafood supplier with four key segments: Farming, Value Added Processing, Sales and Distribution, and Wildcatch. The company owns a large share of the UK's Scottish Sea Farms Ltd. through a joint venture. Austevoll Seafood ASA gained majority ownership in 2008. Lerøy and Austevoll Seafood are both listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
The rating was withdrawn on 16 May 2025.
Södra is a leading Swedish forestry cooperative and exporter. It was founded in 1938 following a merger of regional forestry associations in southern Sweden, where most of its forests are still located. Södra has over 50,000 associate members. The company is organised into five segments: Cell, Wood, Skog (Forest), Innovation and Others. Cell produces pulp and co-generated electricity and Wood manufactures sawn wood and related products. Skog is effectively a trading company, buying timber from associate members.
Kongsberg Gruppen provides high-tech systems and solutions to customers operating primarily in the shipping, oil and gas, fisheries, defence, aerospace and space industries.
SalMar is one of the world's largest salmon farmers with fish farming operations in Norway. It is a majority shareholder in Icelandic Salmon AS and owns half of Scottish Sea Farms Ltd. via a partnership with Lerøy Seafood Group. The company prioritises secondary processing before delivering to Europe, Asia, and North America, while also selling whole fresh and frozen fish. Committed to sustainable growth, SalMar engages in offshore fish farming, closed containment, and land-based fish farming with a view to reducing its environmental impact.
