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5,000t capacity just the beginning for $80m Saudi salmon RAS farm

Vikings Label, a Norwegian startup specializing in land-based recirculating aquaculture system technology, has announced plans for a 5,000t salmon farm by the Red Sea

By Dan Gibson | Aug. 26, 2019 09:39 BST
From left to right: Mosleh Alzobidi, vice CEO of the Saudi NFDP; Lukas Havn, CEO of Vikings Label; Tor Havn, CFO; Muhammad Basil Mughal, NFDP business development manager. Credit: Dan Gibson/Undercurrent News
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TRONDHEIM, Norway -- Vikings Label, a Norwegian startup specializing in land-based recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) technology, has announced plans for salmon farm in Saudi Arabia.

Speaking to Undercurrent News at AquaNor 2019, Vikings’ CEO Lukas Havn said his firm planned to build a salmon farm with a capacity of 5,000 metric tons in the city of Jeddah, on the shores of the Red Sea [...]

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