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Nordea sees upside in cod prices, benefits to Havfisk

Investment bank raises its share target price for the Norwegian whitefish firm to NOK 40, reiterates buy rating, with potential rewards in store for shareholders

By Neil Ramsden | March 11, 2015 08:09 GMT
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Investment bank Nordea has raised its share target price for Norwegian whitefish firm Havfisk to NOK 40 and reiterated its 'buy' rating, seeing potential rewards in store for shareholders [...]

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