The Annual General Meeting inGrieg Seafood ASA on2 June 2021 authorized the company to sell its shares to the company's employees in connection with its share savings program. The purpose of the program is to strengthen the company culture and to encourage loyalty through employees becoming shareholders ofGrieg Seafood ASA .Grieg Seafood ASA has today transferred 38,513Grieg Seafood ASA shares to its employees. Primary insiders inGrieg Seafood ASA are also part of this program. To the extent primary insiders have bought shares, such purchases need not to be notifiable according to MAR (Market abuse regulation) as the threshold ofEUR 5,000 are not reached.Grieg Seafood ASA's holdings of own shares after this transaction are 1,132,981 shares. The gross purchase price was the volume-weighted average share price ofNOK 93.734580 per share as traded on Oslo Børs in the period between 3 November to16 November 2021 . For further information, please contact: CFOAtle Harald Sandtorv Cell phone +47 908 45 252 AboutGrieg Seafood ASA Grieg Seafood ASA is one of the world's leading salmon farmers, targeting 130,000 tonnes of harvest (GWT) in 2025. Our farms are in Finnmark and Rogaland inNorway ,British Columbia andNewfoundland inCanada , andShetland in theUK . Our headquarter is located inBergen, Norway .Grieg Seafood ASA was listed at theOslo Stock Exchange inJune 2007 . More than 900 people work in the Company throughout our regions. Sustainable farming practices are the foundation ofGrieg Seafood's operations. The lowest possible environmental impact and the best possible fish welfare is both and ethical responsibility and drive economic profitability. Towards 2025, we aim for global growth, cost improvements and to evolve from a pure salmon supplier to an innovation partner for selected customers. To learn more, please visit www.griegseafood.com. This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
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