Algene Holding SE Publishes Positive Interim Results From a Study With the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Positioning Itself Within the Growing Aquaculture Market

Study examines the impact of Spirulina microalgae as a feed component in industrial shrimp farming Initial results show high feed acceptance and significantly higher consumption rates when feed is supplemented with Spirulina microalgae Use of high-purity, entirely natural Spirulina microalgae as a feed component is expected to yield significant economic benefits for shrimp farming Final study results, serving as a "proof of concept" for Algene’s approach in the aquaculture sector, are expected in November FRANKFURT, GERMANY - October 22, 2026 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - Algene Holding SE (“Algene” or the “Company”, ISIN: DE000A41YGK5) reports initial success with its Spirulina product for aquaculture applications. A scientific study - conducted in collaboration with the Chair of Aquatic Systems Biology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Jurgen Geist - has yielded positive interim results regarding the use of Algene’s microalgae as a feed component in shrimp farming. After only a few days of testing, statistically significant differences in consumption rates were observed between the control group (fed without Spirulina) and the group receiving fee

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