The Kingfish Company has completed a subsequent share offering, issuing 44.3 million new shares at NOK 0.60402 per share to raise approximately NOK 26.7 million. The offering allowed shareholders who exercised subscription rights and oversubscriptions to participate, aiming to reduce dilution from an earlier private placement. Settlement is scheduled for mid-September, with payment due on 9 September. The new shares are expected to begin trading on Euronext Growth Oslo around 17 September, subject to timely settlement and completion of the share capital increase. ABG Sundal Collier managed the transaction. The Kingfish Company operates a sustainable land-based aquaculture facility in the Netherlands, producing yellowtail kingfish using recirculating aquaculture systems.

The Kingfish Company has announced a strategic financial restructuring that will see Icelandic investment firm Eyrir acquire a 31.4% stake, becoming its largest shareholder. The Netherlands-based land-based yellowtail kingfish farmer has raised €21 million through a private placement, with Eyrir committing €15 million. The restructuring includes converting approximately €49 million in outstanding debt into ordinary shares and extending the senior facilities agreement maturity until April 2029. Eyrir has established a new entity, Eyrir Blue Farms, focused on land-based aquaculture investments and will propose a representative for Kingfish's supervisory board. The transaction follows a turbulent period for Kingfish, including CEO changes and lower-than-expected 2025 results. The company says the restructuring will strengthen its balance sheet and provide a stable platform for future growth.