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The Norwegian cod farmer reports rising prices and stable output, but warns that biological challenges due to a Vibrio outbreak last year will lead to lower harvest volumes.

Weaker-than-expected results at the end of 2025 prompt funding discussions as the Netherlands land-based aquaculture company adjusts its growth plans.

The Canadian aquaculture technology firm has obtained CAD $20 million to scale its life support systems for farmed fish in key global markets.

The appointment of Tetsuya Kobayashi marks a planned transfer of management from Norway to Japan, as former CFO Ole Christian Willumsen steps down.

The company, which is constructing a land-based flow-through system in Rødøy, northern Norway, reports progress in its Q3 report.

The new hire is Katie Pullen, whose experience, the company noted, is well-suited to both emerging and established business environments.