Higher harvest volumes, biomass and lower operating costs improved Atlantic Sapphire’s first-half performance, as a group of major investors moved closer to taking control of the company.
The move marks the latest stage in a restructuring plan intended to reduce debt, improve liquidity, and take the Florida-based company off the stock exchange.
The Florida-based company said the plan will provide at least $20 million in new liquidity, but still expects to need yet more funding over the next year.