The Fishing Expedition Bid that Tassal Rejected
The board of Tasmanian-based salmon farming company Tassal Group has rejected a bid worth $1 billion because they think the offer is not in the best interests of shareholders.
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Our Home is Tasmania A beautiful island with cool waters and a rich maritime history where our ambition to produce healthy, fresh Atlantic salmon began more than 30 years ago. From humble beginnings, we are Australia’s largest producer of Tasmanian grown Atlantic salmon, our focus on quality and sustainability has underpinned our reputation as a global pioneer and leader. The management of food quality is of critical importance and we have extensive policies and procedures in place aimed at the consistent production of high quality, safe food for all consumers.
Tassal Group want to share our passion and knowledge of salmon to bring you easy recipe ideas, cooking tips and meal inspiration for every season and occasion. Food is the most critical need for future generations, particularly sustainable salmon – food with a low carbon profile that is also a superfood. Our people are passionate about producing a healthy, sustainable protein, which is experiencing increasing demand both in Australia and internationally.
The board of Tasmanian-based salmon farming company Tassal Group has rejected a bid worth $1 billion because they think the offer is not in the best interests of shareholders.
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For a sector that has heaped heartbreak on investors over the years, ASX-listed seafood exposures now present an ocean of choice to investors. Most of the expanding school of piscatorial plays are export-oriented – or aspire to be – and leverage Australia’s image of having pristine waters.
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Salmon farmer Tassal (TGR) is looking to raise up to $100 million to expand its Tasmanian operations as it moves away from a strong retail bias towards developing a bigger presence in the more profitable wholesale markets (food service businesses). The fund raising comes after the company has self-financed a $135 million spending spree on acquisitions and new facilities since 2015.
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Tasmanian salmon farmer, Tassal Group (TGR) said on Wednesday it has successfully completed a $67.2 million equity raising.
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