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Eyrir Invest is an international investment company that focuses on investments in industrial companies that have the potential to become true global leaders. Eyrir places great emphasis on aligning execution with good long-term strategic planning.

Eyrir Invest’s core holdings are well positioned on a global scale within growth industries.

Eyrir Invest was founded in mid-2000. Eyrir’s investment strategy does not follow any preconceived timeframe. Its “Buy and Build” strategy has a proven track record as shareholder value has increased well above market returns since foundation.

Address:	Skólavörðustígur 13
City:	Reykjavík
State:	(101)
Telephone:	+354 5250200
Fax:	+354 5250209
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Íslenski sjávarklasinn ehf. - Iceland Ocean Cluster

Efni ehf

Niceland Seafood ehf

Marel - Group Headquarters

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'We intend Montevideo to be the base port of the fleet that operates in the South Atlantic'
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PRESS RELEASE: Why Norwegian cod and haddock are sustainable – with or without MSC certification
Norway Recently, a large proportion of Norway’s cod and haddock fishery lost its MSC certification. However, this is not because the stocks are in threatened conditions, nor because the cod and haddock...

The redfish fishery is returning. So is angst about quotas
Canada The following is an excerpt from an article published by CBC News: FFAW-led coalition upset over DFO's plans for redfish quota allocation A coalition led by the union representing workers in New...

The Norwegian Pelagic Fishing Course in Week 41
Norway Over 7,000 tonnes of mackerel on the last day of the week, more evenly in herring fishing in week 41 NVG-Herring 26,900 tonnes of NVG herring were landed last week, mostly taken north of Troms...