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Among its flagship products are subsea camera, lighting, laser, and electronics technologies.

Australian tech-and-energy firm to acquire Imenco Aqua

Imenco Aqua AS is a Norwegian company specializing in aquaculture technology, developing monitoring systems, automated feeding solutions, and farming equipment.

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AquaExchange develops digital tools designed to support shrimp and fish farmers.

Indian aquaculture startup AquaExchange hooks $8 million in latest funding round

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Mvuvi Group, Lake Cahora Bassa, Mozambique.

First close of Aqua-Spark Africa fund at USD 48 million

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AquaScale aims to support expansion of Irish aquatech.

AquaScale programme aims to scale up Irish aquatech

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Utham Gowda, Founder and CEO of Captain Fresh.

Captain Fresh secures EUR 27 million sustainability-linked financing

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Gigante Salmon operators at the Lille Indre Rosøy facility, Northern Norway.

Gigante Salmon launches NOK 40m share offering as production ramps up

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BioMar reports 13% rise in feed volumes in 2025 annual results

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Employees working at one of Salmones Camanchaca's sites.

Salmones Camanchaca closed 2025 with a 38% EBITDA increase year-on-year

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Lumarine Tjeldbergodden facility, located in Tjeldbergodden Biopark, in Aure municipality.

Ode acquires juvenile cod producer Lumarine

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Nova Sea is now part of Mowi

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Fuji Atlantic Salmon presentation in Taiwan.

Having almost reached its 2025 biomass target, Proximar looks further

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European Ocean Days returns to Brussels this week, with focus on ocean pact and blue economy

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DNV to acquire AquaCloud technology after bankruptcy filing

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Nordic Aqua Partners' land-based RAS Atlantic salmon farm on Gaotang Island, Ningbo, China, on January 28, 2026.

Nordic Aqua Partners Q4 2025: "clear path to 20,000 tons"

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Norcod posts fourth-quarter loss after "extraordinary mortality" event

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Construction work at The Black Cod Company.

The Black Cod Company receives European funding to continue its startup

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Nina Willumsen Grieg, CEO of Grieg Seafood.

Grieg Seafood reshapes business after Cermaq sale, with focus on Rogaland and post-smolt

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Harbour area at the Andfjord Salmon site in Kvalnes, Andøya, Norway.

Andfjord Salmon reports strong biology and rising biomass in Q4

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Finance (News)

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Australian tech-and-energy firm to acquire Imenco Aqua

Indian aquaculture startup AquaExchange hooks $8 million in latest funding round

First close of Aqua-Spark Africa fund at USD 48 million

AquaScale programme aims to scale up Irish aquatech

Captain Fresh secures EUR 27 million sustainability-linked financing

Gigante Salmon launches NOK 40m share offering as production ramps up

BioMar reports 13% rise in feed volumes in 2025 annual results

Salmones Camanchaca closed 2025 with a 38% EBITDA increase year-on-year

Ode acquires juvenile cod producer Lumarine

Nova Sea is now part of Mowi

Having almost reached its 2025 biomass target, Proximar looks further

European Ocean Days returns to Brussels this week, with focus on ocean pact and blue economy

DNV to acquire AquaCloud technology after bankruptcy filing

Nordic Aqua Partners Q4 2025: "clear path to 20,000 tons"

Norcod posts fourth-quarter loss after "extraordinary mortality" event

The Black Cod Company receives European funding to continue its startup

Grieg Seafood reshapes business after Cermaq sale, with focus on Rogaland and post-smolt

Andfjord Salmon reports strong biology and rising biomass in Q4

Spanish Wofco acquires Portuguese tuna production plant

Best year ever in VAP S&D segment and better prices mark Lerøy Seafood's recovery

Salmon Evolution enters scale-up phase, prepares to double output

Biosort raises over NOK 100m to launch sea lice control technology

EIB commits €100m to Arctic fisheries, aquaculture and algae, via major Icelandic bank deal

AKVA ends 2025 with 41% revenue rise, driven by land-based projects