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Holyoake nets €11.25m from selling down ISI stake as part of listing

British businessman Mark Holyoake has sold a chunk of his majority stake in Iceland Seafood, which is listing 40% on Nasdaq First North Iceland exchange 

By Tom Seaman | May 24, 2016 11:07 BST
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British businessman Mark Holyoake, who was CEO of the now defunct British Seafood Group, has sold down his majority stake in Iceland Seafood International (ISI), netting €11.25 million. [...]

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