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Russian Aquaculture ‘well-positioned’ for growth as stock soars

Russia's largest aquaculture company is eyeing future growth and profitability amid a rally in investor confidence that has lifted its market capitalization to over $236m

By Louis Harkell | May 17, 2021 09:00 BST
Russian Aquaculture salmon farm in Murmansk Oblast, Russia. Source: Russian Aquaculture.
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Russia's largest aquaculture company is eyeing future growth and profitability amid a rally in investor confidence that has lifted its market capitalization to over RUB 21.5 billion ($236 million). [...]

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