Sanford Limited (NZE:SAN)

New Zealand · Delayed Price · Currency is NZD

7.42

-0.04 (-0.54%)

Apr 28, 2026, 5:00 PM NZST

62.01% (1Y)

Market Cap	693.82M
Revenue (ttm)	584.11M
Net Income (ttm)	63.69M
Shares Out	93.51M
EPS (ttm)	0.68
PE Ratio	10.89
Forward PE	11.32
Dividend	0.10 (1.34%)
Ex-Dividend Date	Nov 28, 2025

Volume	2,915
Average Volume	36,156
Open	7.45
Previous Close	7.46
Day's Range	7.35 - 7.45
52-Week Range	4.50 - 8.10
Beta	0.35
RSI	52.71
Earnings Date	May 22, 2026

About Sanford

Sanford Limited engages in the farming, harvesting, processing, storage, and marketing of seafood products. It operates through Wildcatch and Aquaculture segments. The company catches and processes inshore and deepwater fish species, as well as farms, harvests, and processes mussels and salmon. Its products include Antarctic toothfish, arrow squid, gemfish, greenshell mussels, hake, hapuku, hoki, king salmon, ling, monkfish, New Zealand sole, orange roughy, scampi, silver warehou, smooth oreo dory, southern blue whiting, and yellowbelly flounde... [Read more]

Industry Agricultural Farm Products

Sector Consumer Staples

Founded 1881

Employees 1,294

Stock Exchange New Zealand Stock Exchange

Ticker Symbol SAN

Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In fiscal year 2025, Sanford's revenue was 584.11 million, an increase of 0.21% compared to the previous year's 582.91 million. Earnings were 63.69 million, an increase of 223.55%.

Financial Statements

News

Sanford Transcript: AGM 2025

Record profits and cash flow were achieved, driven by aquaculture and cost reductions, with a final dividend declared and net debt significantly reduced. Strategic focus remains on disciplined capital allocation, scalable growth in mussels, and long-term asset optimization, while the board discussed future dividend policy and ongoing compliance with climate reporting.

4 months ago - Transcripts

Sanford Transcript: AGM 2024

Record earnings and improved cash flow were achieved through revenue growth and cost control, but asset impairments and high debt remain challenges. Strategic focus has shifted to wholesaler relationships, disciplined capital allocation, and climate compliance, with board stability and governance underlined.

1 year ago - Transcripts