Kats, Netherlands - August 12, 2025 -The Kingfish Company (Euronext: KING) today
announced that Chief Executive Officer Vincent Erenst has decided to retire and
will step down from his position at the end of 2025.

Since his appointment as CEO in 2023, Mr. Erenst has driven a phase of
significant expansion, establishing The Kingfish Company as the clear leader in
RAS technology and sustainable yellowtail kingfish production, and capturing
market leadership across all major regions it serves.
 
"After three years at the helm of The Kingfish Company, I believe the time is
right for me to pass the baton to new leadership," said Vincent Erenst. "It has
been a privilege to work alongside such a talented and dedicated team, and I am
confident that the company is well-positioned for continued success."
 
The Board of Directors has initiated a search process for a new CEO and is
committed to ensuring a smooth transition.
 
Jeroen Scheelbeek, Chair of the Board, said: "On behalf of the Board, I would
like to thank Vincent for his leadership and commitment to The Kingfish Company.
He has been instrumental in shaping our strategy and driving our expansion, and
we wish him every success in the next chapter of his life."
 
Mr. Erenst will remain in his role until 31 December 2025 to ensure business
continuity and support the transition process.

For media and investor inquiries, please contact 
press@the-kingfish-company.com 
ir@the-kingfish-company.com

About The Kingfish Company
The Kingfish Company is a pioneer and leader in sustainable land-based
aquaculture. Current annual production capacity at its Kingfish Zeeland facility
in the Netherlands is 4,000 tons of high quality and high-value yellowtail
kingfish. Next expansion opportunities are in the Netherlands and the US.
Kingfish Maine is fully permitted by local, state, and federal regulatory
agencies to build an 8,500 tons production facility. 

Production is based on advanced recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), which
protect biodiversity and ensure biosecurity. Animal welfare is paramount, and
the fish is grown without use of antibiotics and vaccines. Operations run on 100
percent renewable electricity, sourced from wind, solar and biogas. The
Company's facilities operate on sea water, avoiding wasting precious fresh
water.

The Kingfish Company's main product, the Yellowtail Kingfish (also known as
ricciola/hiramasa/greater amberjack) is a highly versatile premium fish species,
well known in the Italian and Asian fusion cuisines. Its products are certified
and approved as sustainable and environmentally friendly by Aquaculture
Stewardship Council (ASC), Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP), GLOBAL G.A.P. and
Friend of the Sea.