Creadev ups stake in Kingfish Company with further $3m investment
French investor Creadev has agreed to purchase a further 1 million shares in the Dutch land-based farmer, upping its stake in the firm to 19.7%
Clean Seas formally lists on Euronext Growth market
The Australian yellowtail kingfish farmer has completed its initial private placement, issuing AUD 15m worth of shares under the ticker code CSS
Recap everything Kingfish Company founder said on Undercurrent’s 2020 land-based aquaculture webinar
Hear the thoughts of Ohad Maiman, founder and CEO at The Kingfish Company, on Undercurrent's recent land-based aquaculture webinar on Apr. 27
Nissui reports slump in profits from COVID
The Japanese company's marine division was hit the hardest as COVID took a large bite out of its profits
Kingfish Company grants new US RAS-related contract to Ramboll
Once completed, Kingfish Maine is expected to produce 6,000 to 8,000 metric tons of yellowtail kingfish annually
Clean Seas completes AUD 25m placement, applies for Oslo listing
The funds raised in the two tranche placement will be used by the yellowtail kingfish farmer to expand globally as it shifts from foodservice into retail
Nordic Aquafarms appoints new CEO for Danish yellowtail kingfish farmers
After acquiring the outstanding shares in Sashimi Royal and Maximus in the fall of 2020, Nordic has now named a new CEO to take charge in August this year
Australian kingfish farmer Clean Seas plans Oslo listing
The company put a halt on trading of its shares in Australia on May 3, pending an announcement regarding a capital raise and listing in Oslo, Norway
Land-based price premium ‘a bonus’ but not to be expected, experts agree
A panel of experts in the land-based aquaculture sector discussed how RAS farmers could obtain the best profit margins going forward on Undercurrent's latest webinar
Kingfish lifts RAS yellowtail harvest as expansion plans progress
The firm reported a 92% increase in sales volume (whole fish equivalent) to 228 metric tons in the first quarter of 2021 as it continues to ramp up capacity