Fish farmer makes second attempt to list

Cermaq, the Norwegian fish feeding and farming company, is set to make a second attempt to float, after cancelling its Oslo Stock Exchange listing last year. The listing could value the company at Nkr3.85bn (€489m).

The initial public offering was postponed last September because of an argument over salmon exportation, between the Norwegian government, which owns almost 80% of Cermaq, and the EU.

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