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NTS blocks NRS-SalmoNor merger move

News07 Apr 2022by Robert Outram

The NTS aquaculture group has moved to prevent a controversial merger between its two subsidiaries, Norway Royal Salmon (NRS) and SalmoNor.

Last week NRS said it had raised NOK 1.9bn (£164m) to finan

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