May 31, 2022

Barramundi Group plans to raise funds for USD 250 million expansion

Toan Dao

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The staff of a Barramundi Group facility pose for a photo.

Singapore-based Barramundi Group plans to start raising funds for its barramundi-farming expansion project in Australia in the third quarter of 2022 …

Photo courtesy of Barramundi Group

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