The salmon farming company is seeking to regain withdrawn licences for postsmolt production by taking advantage of the Norwegian government's incentive scheme.
The aquaculture technology supplier says new aquaculture systems could unlock 15–35% more capacity, as it reports Q3 results showing “strong momentum” across its operations.
The Norwegian aquaculture technology supplier is to deliver a module worth EUR 8.5 million to land-based salmon farmer Laxey as part of an ongoing post-smolt infrastructure project.
Located in Haukå, Western Norway, it has involved several years of construction work and an investment of NOK 600 million, and will produce 6.4 million post-smolts per year.
