Mowi is the world's largest salmon farmer with operations in all major farming regions and worldwide sales reach. The company established its first stocking of salmon in 1969, making it an industry pioneer. In 2006, three large independent salmon farmers (Pan Fish [Mowi], Marine Harvest and Fjord Seafood) merged to establish The Marine Harvest group, which changed its name back to Mowi in 2018.
The rating was withdrawn on 19 Dec. 2024.
Transitio was founded in 1999 by six of Sweden's 21 counties, when county-level traffic authorities were charged with running the country's regional railways, with the purpose of centralising acquisition and financing of rolling stock on behalf of the respective counties' regional public transport companies. The company also provides rolling stock support services and carries out heavy maintenance. Since restructuring in 2012, Transitio has been owned directly and indirectly by 20 Swedish counties (excluding the island county of Gotland), with each owner holding a 5% ownership stake.
Småkraft is a Norway-based hydropower producer which owns and operates over 220 power plants. It is Europe's largest small-scale hydropower producer. The company operates plants in Norway and Sweden, with Norway dominating revenues and production capacity. Småkraft develops, operates and invests in power plants in cooperation with landowners, which carry out maintenance and supervision. Most of the facilities are run-of-river plants with low impact on local biodiversity.
Austevoll was founded as Austevoll Havfiske AS in 1981 by the Møgster family. It is a major seafood company with operations in the North Atlantic and South Pacific and facilities and sales worldwide. As the majority owner of Lerøy Seafood Group ASA, Austevoll covers the entire Atlantic salmon value chain. It has prominent operations in pelagic and whitefish fishery, fishmeal, and oil production. Its subsidiaries include Austral Group S.A.A., Foodcorp Chile S.A., Br.
