Tassal
‘One way traffic’: Why Australia’s food giants keep ending up in foreign hands
Australia is a global heavyweight when it comes to exporting food - so why can’t we produce or hang on to any big listed food companies?
- by Jessica Yun
Latest
‘Very much Tasmanian’: Salmon grower Tassal chief bats away foreign ownership concerns
The fourth bid has been the charm for Canadian giant Cooke, which has secured the Tasmania-based salmon grower after a long pursuit.
- by Jessica Yun
Opinion
Mergers & acquisitions
Why Australian salmon is such a tasty morsel for international buyers
Salmon is clearly protein’s new black and there is a corporate scramble to buy those producing it as the bid by Canada’s Cooke for ASX-listed Tasmanian group Tassal shows.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Tasmanian salmon grower Tassal rejects $1bn takeover bid
Canadian aquaculture giant Cooke may need to lift its offer for Tassal above $5 per share if it is to succeed in its billion dollar pursuit of
- by Jessica Yun
Fish farmers disagree about hot water in key Tasmanian harbour
ASX-listed aquaculture companies Tassal and Huon are debating the health of Macquarie Harbour, an important salmon fishery on the apple isle's west coast.
- by Jared Lynch
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