Brimstone, the biggest shareholder of Sea Harvest,  says it will consider all options, including spin-offs at an appropriate time, to unlock value trapped in its investment holding structure.

Founded in the mid-1990s as a Cape Town-focused investment house, Brimstone has grown into a R1.6bn outfit with assets ranging from substantial stakes in some of the country’s biggest names in the fishing industry and small BEE holdings to some blue chip companies. ..

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