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Other Media | SeafoodSource: Brim acquires fish oil company Lysi for USD 248 million

(ICELAND, 9/25/2025)

Iceland-based seafood company Brim has acquired all shares of fish oil production company Lysi for ISK 30 billion (USD 248 million, EUR 211 million).

In an announcement, Brim said the total purchase price is based on the total value of all shares in Lysi, and will be paid half in cash and half in shares of the company.

The parties see great opportunities for synergy and advancement to strengthen Lýsi hf.'s raw material position an... (More Info)

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