Latest Aquaculture News

Sea Forest Limited launches a $20.5 million IPO on the ASX to scale production and commercialisation of SeaFeed™, a scientifically validated livestock feed additive that cuts methane emissions by up to 80% while boosting productivity.

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

Carnegie Clean Energy marked steady progress in Q3 2025, hitting key manufacturing milestones for its CETO wave energy system in Spain, securing €4 million in EU funding, and raising $2.1 million from shareholders to fuel commercialisation efforts.

Sprintex Limited has transitioned from development to commercial execution, securing major contracts in Europe, China, and India while raising A$1.5m to fund expansion.

Murray Cod Australia Ltd reports a robust start to FY26 with a 45% increase in sales and a $17 million capital raise, driven by expanded production and market access including new Halal certification.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has delivered its first production unit of the next-generation cryopreservation device, advanced its US commercial footprint, and maintained a strong financial position heading into FY2026.

BPH Global Ltd reports a steady increase in Indonesian seaweed sales alongside securing a crucial export licence, setting the stage for international market entry.

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.

Murray Cod Australia Limited reports a profitable FY25 with a significant biomass increase and completes a $17 million capital raise to fund infrastructure and market expansion ahead of a commercial inflection in FY26.

Murray Cod Australia has raised approximately A$17 million through an institutional placement to fund a significant expansion in production capacity and sales capabilities as it enters a pivotal growth phase.

New Zealand King Salmon reported a $20.8 million net loss for the half year ending July 2025, driven by biological setbacks and reduced harvests. Despite this, the company maintains a strong balance sheet and is advancing its Blue Endeavour pilot farm and growth initiatives.