By Eva Tallaksen

Marine Harvest’s open questioning of Cermaq’s strategy and weaknesses in Chile is prompting comments from one analyst that situation has become ‘un-Norwegian’

Operational profit was more than four times higher than a year ago, though analyst says result was below his expectation

By Eva Tallaksen

Real reason for Marine Harvest opposition to Copeinca deal is likely to be financial, rather than strategic, say analysts, as they say Marine Harvest bid is too low

Subsidiary Brookside Products unveils Lake District Smokehouse, in two flavors, traditional cold smoked salmon and gravadlakes

Parliamentary industry committee recommends parliament to vote in favor of rights issue, in potential setback to Marine Harvest's takeover ambitions

Bid is too low, says industry minister in internal letter, as ministry hires Fondsfinans to advise it on offer

Jointly owned by Leroy Seafood Group and SalMar, the aquaculture company has been nominated in six categories at the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards

Owning Copeinca would mean more debt, and won't security in raw material access, argues Marine Harvest, as it urges shareholders to vote against rights issue

Norway’s sushi-lovers eat the Japanese dish almost as often as their French dining peers, the Norwegian Seafood Council reports

Cermaq's largest shareholder looks set to approve rights issue to fund Copeinca deal, making Marine Harvest's bid less certain, says Norwegian media