Latest Aquaculture Sector News

New Zealand King Salmon (NZX: NZK) has upgraded its FY26 earnings outlook, lifting pro-forma EBITDA guidance to $30 million–$34 million, driven by better fish performance and fewer supply chain disruptions than expected.

Carnegie Clean Energy has made substantial progress on its ACHIEVE Programme, including module assembly and regulatory approvals for ocean deployment in Spain, supported by a $2.5 million private placement to fund commercial expansion.

BPH Global’s Indonesian unit has locked in a four-year MoU with ITBM to integrate student-driven operations and research at its Takalar coastal seaweed site, setting the stage for scaled commercial development and local collaboration.

Duratec has landed a $68 million subcontract to build and commission the Blast and Paint Facility at the Darwin Ship Lift, a strategic maritime infrastructure project supporting defence and commercial sectors.

Seafarms Group has completed the acquisition of Project Sea Dragon's assets, clearing legal hurdles and advancing its prawn farming operations while actively pursuing new funding to support growth.

Murray Cod Australia Ltd reported a robust 61% increase in sales volume and secured key certifications in Q2 FY26, while navigating operational challenges and expanding its distribution footprint.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has secured a 12-month exclusive partnership with global animal reproduction leader IMV Technologies to co-develop and commercialise next-generation cryopreservation solutions for farm animals and aquaculture.

BPH Global Ltd has reported a record-breaking month in its Indonesian seaweed operations, more than doubling previous sales and advancing its export capabilities.

Seafarms Group Limited has resumed trading on the ASX following the lifting of its suspension, triggered by the lodgement of its annual financial report.

BPH Global Ltd reports steady seaweed sales of A$222,656 for August, supported by a fully operational warehouse in Makassar and ongoing partnerships in Indonesia.

New Zealand King Salmon Investments Limited reported a significant interim loss driven by biological asset valuation pressures and operational costs, while announcing a strategic $8.14 million property purchase.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a 7% revenue decline to NZD 94.5 million and a net loss of NZD 20.8 million for the first half of 2025, suspending dividends amid ongoing challenges.