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Atlantic Sapphire completes takeover, heads for delisting from Oslo Stock Exchange

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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What happened

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Coral HoldCo completed its takeover of Atlantic Sapphire. Shareholders subsequently approved plans to take the company private. As a result, Atlantic Sapphire is heading for delisting from the Oslo Stock Exchange.

From intrafish.com

Why it matters

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The completion of the takeover fundamentally changes the ownership and market status of Atlantic Sapphire. The delisting removes a company from the Oslo Stock Exchange.

From intrafish.com

Who's involved

  • Atlantic SapphireNorwegian-American aquaculture company undergoing takeover and delisting
  • Oslo Stock ExchangeStock exchange from which Atlantic Sapphire is delisting

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Atlantic SapphireSpeculative

    The change in ownership and market status could affect the company's core business.

  • The removal of a listed company could impact the exchange's listing revenue.

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