Brim hf. – Valuation as of 1 Jan 2026

Valuation Summary

• The value per share as of 1 January 2026 is estimated at ISK 61.3 (EUR 1 = ISK 147).
• The valuation is based on a ten-year forecast using the residual income method, with a 10% nominal required return on equity and a 3% terminal growth (i.e. zero real growth).
• The share value is unchanged from the previous valuation. In the updated forecast, gross profit has been reduced due to higher fishing fees; however, other changes offset this impact.

Key assumptions

• Sales follow inflation and grow at an average annual rate of 3.2% over the forecast period (i.e. zero real growth).
• Gross profit margin is 21% throughout the forecast period.
• Operating assets are depreciated at an annual rate of 8.5%.
• The average cost of debt is 5.2%, with financing predominantly in euros (EUR).
• Associates generate an 11% return on the book value of their equity stake and distribute approximately 40% of earnings as dividends.
• Corporate income tax is 20%, calculated on profit excluding income from associates.
• Fishing quotas recognized on the balance sheet at the beginning of the forecast period are revalued annually through other comprehensive income (OCI), in line with inflation. This is a deviation from the company’s current accounting practices.
• The revaluation of fishing quotas is recognized net of income tax, with the corresponding tax recorded as a deferred tax liability.
• Capital expenditure is assumed to maintain the real value of operating assets over the forecast period.
• No purchases of fishing quotas are assumed during the forecast period.
• Dividends are projected at 8% of total comprehensive income from the previous year in 2026, and 80–100% thereafter.
• The equity ratio averages 53% over the forecast period (22% excluding capitalized fishing quotas).
• Other general assumptions are presented under “Valuation.”