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Pangasius firm Navico sees profit sink 71% for 2020

The company, which began operating its huge, high-tech pangasius farms in 2020, suffered from the closure of key markets; though Q4 results were not as bad as feared

By Neil Ramsden | Feb. 12, 2021 10:05 GMT
Pangasius farms. Credit: Navico
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Vietnamese pangasius farmer Nam Viet Joint Stock Company (Navico) saw its results suffer in 2020, thanks to the closure of key markets through coronavirus lockdowns [...]

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