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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.

In April, the Icelandic land-based salmon farmer announced the transfer of its first batch of salmon to grow-out tanks.

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.

Pure Salmon Technology and its parent company 8F Asset Management announced their partnership with land-based salmon producer Ecofisk to develop it.

Billund was the original contractor on the project to build the 6,000-ton post-smolt facility in Årdal, Vestland county, Norway.

The Norwegian RAS specialist has also recently signed a major contract to become the RAS vendor for Great Northern Salmon in Maine, USA.