On the Oslo Stock Exchange, the share is now quoted at between NOK 27-28 (€3.34-€3.46/$4.92-$5.10).

At the time of the June merger, Aker’s adjusted share price stood at NOK 57(€7.05/$10.40).

But apart from this, Nils Brendemo, Aker BioMarine’s finance director said indicators are pointing in the right direction for Aker BioMarine and the company on track, according to its business plan.

“Our new feed supplement, the krill meal Qrill, is producing amazing results. The farmed fish are devouring more and growing faster. We already have customers in 26 countries.