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AS PRFoods unaudited preliminary consolidated turnover of the 2nd quarter and 6 months of the 2020/2021 financial year

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PRFoods unaudited preliminary consolidated turnover in the 2nd quarter of the financial year 2020/2021 amounted to 17.07 million euros. Compared to the previous quarter i.e. the 1st quarter, the sales increased by 33.9%, (1Q 2020/2021: 12.74 million euros), with retail sector increased by 30.7%, wholesale by 43.6% and HoReCa sector by 14.2%. Compared to last year same period, sales decreased by 32.9% (2Q 2019/2020: 25.43 million euros), decrease in HoReCa by 52.7% and in wholesale by 60.9%. Sales increased in retail sector by 3.2%

Indrek Kasela, CEO, PRFoods:
"The impact of COVID-19 continues in fish sector and as we noted in last sales announcement, HoReCa sector which gives ca 1/3 of salmon- and troutbusiness both globally and regionally, will not recover to previous levels in next 12 months. End of the year brought Christmas lockdowns around Europe, for example UK was in full lockdown. In December, price of fresh salmon and trout was at historic 12 year low, which is total anomaly, but reflects the situation in market that is oversupplied. Arrival of vaccines has given hope that HoReCa will recover during summer. On positiive side we see the low raw material prices to continue, which particulary in case of John Ross Jr has helped them to maintain pre-Covid profitability. The other positive aspect is constant increase of sales to retail, and also in future we see the role of HoReCa to diminish in our sales. We adjust our cost base in group companies according to the changed market situation."
In the second quarter of the financial year, the sales declined in all product groups compared to the second quarter of the previous financial year. The sales of fresh fish and fillets' product group that formed 32% of the product portfolio (2Q 2019/2020: 45%) more than halved compared to the second quarter of the previous financial year. The sales of smoked products that accounted for 47% (2Q 2019/2020: 36%) declined by 13.4% over the financial years.

Turnover by product groups, mln EUR2Q 20/212Q 19/20Change, EURChange, %
Fresh fish and fillets5.5111.35-5.84-51.4%
Smoked products7.969.20-1.23-13.4%
Other fish products3.594.88-1.29-26.4%
Other revenue0.000.01-0.01-90.9%
Total 17.0725.43-8.37-32.9%

By customer groups, the sales increased in the second quarter in retail chains by 3.2%. In HoReCa and wholesale sectors the decline was 52.7% and 60.9%, respectively. The share of retail chains' sales of the second quarter was 57%, wholesale 20% and HoReCa 17%. In the second quarter of the previous financial year, the customer groups accounted for 37%, 35% and 24%, respectively.

Turnover by client groups, mln EUR2Q 20/212Q 19/20Change, EURChange, %
Retail chains9.709.400.303.2%
Wholesale3.458.83-5.38-60.9%
HoReCa2.846.01-3.16-52.7%
Other revenue1.071.19-0.12-10.1%
Total17.0725.43-8.37-32.9%

The three largest markets had an aggregated turnover of 14.84 million euros accounting for 87% of total sales in the 2nd quarter of the financial year compared to the sales of 21.80 million euros and the share of 86% in the same period a year ago. The sales to Latvia continue to account for the largest share of sales to other countries.

Turnover by countries, mln EUR2Q 20/212Q 19/20Change, EURChange, %
Finland11.0115.84-4.83-30.5%
Great Britain2.733.46-0.73-21.2%
Estonia1.112.50-1.39-55.7%
Latvia0.741.72-0.98-56.9%
Other countries1.481.92-0.43-22.6%
Total17.0725.43-8.37-32.9%

Indrek Kasela
AS PRFoods
Member of the Management Board
Phone: +372 452 1470
investor@prfoods.ee
www.prfoods.ee


© 2021 GlobeNewswire (Europe)
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