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The circulation pumps went offline, and the emergency oxygen system didn't work as expected.

The Norwegian company, which operates a land-based salmon farming facility in Japan, expects to achieve positive operational earnings during the first half of 2025.

With the first harvest scheduled for September 30, Proximar's facilities received a visit from Japan's Vice Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.

The first fish were transferred to the post-smolt grow-out facility during Q3 2024.

According to a preliminary estimate, 50,000 fish have been lost in the tank breach.

Proximar's project is going according to plan, with fresh salmon and location near Mount Fuji popular with potential Japanese consumers.