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Marine Harvest ASA - Headquarters

Title: Managing Director MH Chile

Name: Mr Alvaro Jimenez

Nationality: Chilean (1963),

Education: Degree in Civil Engineering from University of Chile.
Experience: Previously Director of Value Added Smoked in Marine Harvest Chile. Jimenez started in the seafood industry in 1988 as manager of Salmones Cai Caen. In 1995 he started the company Delifish in Santiago, a company focused on value added products. He came into what is now Marine Harvest in 2006 through the acquisition of Delifish.
Number of shares: 1 133 200 shares
Share appreciation rights* (year and number allocated):
2008: 750 000
2009: 375 000
2010: 1 000 000

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