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Organto Foods Announces Appointment of Darryl Bergman as President

Organto Foods (OGO.V) said Wednesday it appointed Darryl Bergman as president, effective June 1.Bergman will report to chief executive Steve Bromley and will work with the leadership team to drive core business activities, expansion plans and strategic growth initiatives, the company said.Bergman joins Organto with more than 25 years of executive-level operating and financial experience. He most recently served as executive vice president and chief financial officer of High Liner Foods (HLF.TO).He has also held leadership roles at Clearwater Foods and Sofina Foods, and previously served as CFO at Exchange Income and Northland Power.The company also recently announced a number of changes to its leadership team including the appointment of Alexander Widmann as senior vice president, COO Europe Operations, responsible for the operations of the European fresh operating platform and shared services platform; Gian Ferreiras as senior vice president, business development; and Ana Cris de la Campa Ahedo as director, digital technology and business controlling.Effective June 1, 2026, John Rathwell, currently senior vice president, corporate development, will transition to a strategic advisor role focused on providing strategic markets advice and continuity to the company.

Organto Foods Appoints Darryl Bergman as President, Effective June 1, 2026; Most Recently Served As Exec VP and Chief Financial of High Liner Foods

Earnings Flash (HLF.TO) High Liner Foods Q1 Adjusted Diluted EPS $0.39 per Share, vs. $0.55

Earnings Flash (HLF.TO) High Liner Foods Reports Q1 Revenue $334.9M, vs. $334.9M a Year Ago

High Liner Foods Price Target Lowered to $15 at Raymond James

Raymond James lowered its price target on High Liner Foods Inc. (HLF.TO) to $15 from $17.Analyst Michael Glen maintained a Market Perform rating on shares of the Canadian prepared and packaged frozen seafood company."We are making adjustments to our forecast to reflect a recent corporate update that included organizational changes," Glen said in a note to clients. "These changes were designed to reduce the company's cost structure given current market conditions.""Regarding the outlook, F1Q results are projected to come in 'modestly below' the prior year period with earnings pressured by a combination of promotional intensity, rising input and commodity costs, and tighter supply conditions," the analyst said."As a result, the anticipated profitability recovery has shifted to 2H, with HLF still targeting overall adjusted EBITDA growth for the full year."