Aker Biomarine sees surge in Q4 revenue, drop in earnings
Aker BioMarine reported a surge in its Q4 revenue in fourth quarter, but higher fuel prices, lower Superba production affected the group's margins
Aker Biomarine reports surge in Q3 earnings driven by strong demand for krill meal
'Our krill meal sales have exceeded production levels over the past 12 months for the first time since we took delivery of the new harvesting vessel Antarctic Endurance,' said Matts Johansen, CEO
Aker Biomarine on track for ‘normalized’ fishing year after landing 49,800t krill
Total volumes year to date in 2023 have reached 49,800t, which is at the same level as the 49,500t produced in the same period last year
Warming of Canada’s Gulf of St. Lawrence waters impacts ecosystems, experts say
Canada's Gulf of Saint Lawrence is experiencing significant warming, which is impacting its ecosystem
Aker BioMarine gets US approval for new krill dietary supplement
Aker BioMarine, part of Norwegian billionaire Kjell Inge Rokke's Aker Group, aims to have the first sales of products in 2024
Aker BioMarine reports strong Q2 revenue growth, yet margins shrink
Aker BioMarine, Europe's largest harvester of Antarctic krill, saw its margins impacted by a new client, regional fuel price changes, and production issues at its Texas factory
Aker Biomarine ready to deploy first-of-its-kind drone in Antarctica
Mariner USV will optimize krill fishing and contribute to reducing emissions using big data, the company said
NGOs urge fishing states to agree on third Antarctic marine protected area
Several environmental groups are urging governments to increase the protection of Antarctica's waters at a special meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources in Santiago, Chile
Krill trawlers spotted fishing near whales in Antarctica
Sea Shepherd Global, an environmental conservation group, has identified two 'super trawlers' fishing for krill close to a pod of fin wales off the South Orkney Islands, Antarctica
Russia threatens to quit ICES, develop Arctic fisheries with China
'Work in this organization does not make any sense, and we have now told the secretariat [of ICES] that if they do not restore our full membership, we will leave such a pseudo-scientific organization' -- Ilya Shestakov