The investment group -- which invested $190 million (€145 million) in Pacific Andes group firm China Fishery on June 29, 2010 through its Carlyle Asia Partners III L.P. fund -- is working with China Fishery and other stakeholders on both assessments, said Patrick Siewert, a senior director in the company’s Hong Kong office.
China Fishery has access to 20 percent of the North Pacific Alaska pollock total allowable catch (TAC), according to a presentation given by Rudi Tsai, the company’s director of strategic development, at the IntraFish Media and Arctic Securities “Investing in Seafood” seminar in Hong Kong on Sept.
