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Triton signs MoU for up to $60m catfish, tilapia farming project in Nigeria

Investment by subsidiary of Indian group comes as Nigeria has curbed its imports of fishery products in a bid to up domestic production

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 16, 2014 10:33 BST
Nigeria, around Calabar. Photo: jbdodane
Nigeria, around Calabar. Photo: jbdodane
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Triton Africa Aquaculture Ltd, likely a subsidiary of India's Triton Group, has agreed to invest $60 million in a catfish and tilapia farming project in Nigeria's Oyo state, reported the country's Daily Independent [...]

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