Norinnova invests NOK 9.2m in ProBio
Norinnova Forvaltning has made a follow-on investment of NOK 9.2m in Norwegian producer of Omega-3 products ProBio ASA.
The investment comes from the Norinnova Invest AS fund and is the third round of funding for the company. Previous investments were made in March and September 2009, with the total funding amounting to NOK 21.8m.
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