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SalMar secures control of NTS

News01 May 2022by Robert Outram

Salmon farming group SalMar has at last taken control of its competitor NTS, after securing a majority stake.

SalMar now owns 66,228,641 shares or 52.7% of the NTS equity. Its NOK 15.1 billion (£1.25

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