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BioMar was previously listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange before being acquired and delisted by Schouw & Co. in 2008. Photo: Shutterstock

'Unlock hidden value': Feed giant's IPO plans progress as 2026 window approaches

Its pitch will likely center around a growing population that needs to eat more seafood and move away from meat, an industry source told IntraFish.

8 October 2025 7:24 GMT Updated 8 October 2025 7:24 GMT

By Hanna Gezelius

BioMar, a global leader in aquaculture feed production, is considering an IPO in 2026.
The roadshow pitch will likely highlight BioMar's low cyclicality, strong cash flow, and focus on sustainability.
An IPO would allow investors to gain exposure to the high-value aqua feed sector.

Denmark-based feed group BioMar’s parent company, industrial conglomerate Schouw & Co., has a strong case for listing its fully-owned aquaculture feed giant, according to two industry sources.

Schouw first announced in November that the group was evaluating a separate listing for BioMar to promote the company’s growth and offer investors direct exposure to the aquaculture market.

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