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Mowi Initiates Strategic Review of Feed Division, Considers Potential Sale

Mowi has retained Arctic Securities to advise on the strategic review

(NORWAY, 3/5/2025)

Mowi announced on Tuesday that it has commenced a strategic review of its integrated feed division, exploring all available options, including a possible sale.

Norwegian Feed Plant at Valsneset, outside Trondheim in the middle of the Norwegian coastline. (More Info)

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