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Oceana Group Limited (OCGPF)
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Oceana Group (OCGPF) Earnings Dates, Call Summary & Reports

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Earnings Data

Report Date
Nov 26, 2026
TBA (Confirmed)
Period Ending
2026 (Q4)
Consensus EPS Forecast
Last Year’s EPS
0.13
Same Quarter Last Year
Based on 0 Analysts Ratings

Earnings Call Summary

Q2 2026
Earnings Call Date:May 21, 2026|
% Change Since:
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Earnings Call Sentiment|Positive
The call conveyed a cautiously positive outlook: the group's diversified model and cost/hedging actions produced strong cash generation, significant deleveraging and notable segment-level successes (Lucky Star and Wild Caught). These positives offset material short-term operational challenges in the fishmeal & oil Africa business, raw-material supply constraints for Lucky Star, and commodity/market risks (Peru catch shortfalls and El Niño). Management signalled confidence in recovery prospects (anchovy biomass improvements, strong Daybrook season) while acknowledging near-term pressure on volumes and working capital. Overall the tone was optimistic but pragmatic, focused on managing supply constraints, leveraging strong cash and reduced debt, and capturing upside from improving market dynamics.
Company Guidance
Guidance from the call was that the group is managing a constrained Q3 for Lucky Star (sufficient stock for ~3–4 months, volumes flat at 5.1m cartons) with replenishment expected from Pacific suppliers (May–Oct) and a Namibian pilchard quota likely by end‑May of ~20–30k t, while promotions will be limited to conserve inventory; Wild Caught remains well positioned but will see reduced sea days for four vessels undergoing maintenance and fuel is a key input risk mitigated by a collar hedge covering ~70% of forecast fuel with a $60/$65 per barrel floor/cap (H1 hedge gain ZAR 43m: ZAR 9.4m realised, ZAR 33.4m unrealised; 10% oil move ≈ ZAR 10m impact); Daybrook expects a stronger season (current catch running ~20% ahead of the 5‑yr average with a target closer to 700m fish vs a 5‑yr avg ~625m), and management expects global fishmeal and fish oil pricing to rise materially (estimates fishmeal $2,500–$2,800/t, oil $5,000–$6,000/t) against a world production backdrop of ~4.9m t (9‑yr low); balance sheet guidance is to prioritise South African term‑debt reduction (group net debt reduced ZAR 1.8bn to ZAR 1.7bn, net debt/EBITDA 1.1x from 2.2x, SA ratio 1.5x from 3.7x, US ratio 0.3x from 0.7x, US gross debt cut by $88m to $19m), maintain the interim dividend at ZAR 1.10/share, and proceed with planned FY capex of ZAR 542m (H1 ZAR 116m; replacement ZAR 312m; ZAR 230m for the dual‑purpose vessel due to start fishing Jan 2027).
Strong balance sheet deleveraging and cash generation
Net debt reduced by ZAR 1.8 billion to ZAR 1.7 billion (from ZAR 3.5bn); net debt-to-EBITDA improved to 1.1x from 2.2x. Cash generated from operations increased to ZAR 1.4 billion (vs ZAR 10 million prior period). Cash operating profit of ZAR 821 million and ZAR 993 million of net debt repaid in the period.
Headline earnings per share growth
Headline earnings per share increased by 7.7% to ZAR 3.498 per share, supported by lower net interest expense and improved cash conversion.
Lucky Star Foods margin-driven performance
Lucky Star operating profit increased by ~40% to ZAR 324 million; revenue up 4.4%. Contribution to group operating profit rose from 34% to 49%. Gross profit margin improvement to 28.1% driven by lower inventory/freight costs, favorable sales mix and promotion management. Brand penetration remains very strong at 94%.
Wild Caught Seafood turnaround
Operating profit increased from ZAR 74 million to ZAR 204 million; segment revenue grew 19.1% and operating margin rose from 5.7% to 20%. Strong catch rates (hake and horse mackerel), fuel-hedge benefit (ZAR ~43m hedge gain recognized) and improved vessel reliability (sea days 542 vs 515) supported performance.
Daybrook (U.S.) operational momentum and season outlook
Although operating profit fell, start-of-season catch rates are strong: current catch almost double last year and ~20% ahead of 5-year average; management expects to exceed the 5-year average (625m fish) and target ~700m fish, positioning Daybrook well for the coming selling season.
Effective fuel hedging reduced cost volatility
Fuel cap-and-collar covering ~70% of forecast consumption produced a ZAR 43 million hedging gain (ZAR 9.4m realized, ZAR 33.4m unrealized), mitigating a major input (fuel ≈30% of hake operating cost). A 10% oil price move impacts operating costs by ~ZAR 10 million.
Capital allocation and fleet investment
Planned FY capex ZAR 542 million (replacement capex ZAR 312m). Acquired a dual-purpose vessel (ZAR 230m) to improve fleet versatility; vessel delivered May 2026 and will be refitted, with fishing ops expected from Jan 2027.
Dividend maintained and lower finance costs
Interim dividend maintained at ZAR 1.10 per share (unchanged). Net interest expense reduced by 31.3% to ZAR 99 million, driven by lower working capital and capital repayments.

Oceana Group (OCGPF) Earnings, Revenues Date & History

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OCGPF Earnings History

Report Date
Fiscal Quarter
Forecast / EPS
Last Year's EPS
EPS YoY Change
Press Release
Slides
Play Transcript
Nov 26, 2026
2026 (Q4)
- / -
0.134
May 21, 2026
2026 (Q2)
- / 0.21
0.17719.21% (+0.03)
Nov 24, 2025
2025 (Q4)
- / 0.13
0.183-26.78% (-0.05)
Jun 09, 2025
2025 (Q2)
- / 0.18
0.312-43.27% (-0.14)
Nov 25, 2024
2024 (Q4)
- / 0.18
0.261-29.89% (-0.08)
Jun 10, 2024
2024 (Q2)
- / 0.31
0.16786.83% (+0.14)
Nov 27, 2023
2023 (Q4)
- / 0.26
0.296-11.82% (-0.03)
Jun 05, 2023
2023 (Q2)
- / 0.17
0.078114.10% (+0.09)
Dec 05, 2022
2022 (Q4)
- / 0.30
0.19948.74% (+0.10)
Dec 03, 2021
2021 (Q4)
- / 0.20
0.23-13.48% (-0.03)
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OCGPF Earnings-Related Price Changes

Report Date
Price 1 Day Before
Price 1 Day After
Percentage Change
May 21, 2026
$3.00$3.000.00%
Nov 24, 2025
$2.46$2.460.00%
Jun 09, 2025
$2.48$2.480.00%
Nov 25, 2024
$3.40$3.44+1.30%
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