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Yanmar acquires Norway's AKVA for 5.9 billion kroner, changing the supplier of Vietnam's fish cages
Yanmar will acquire all shares of the major Norwegian aquaculture-equipment company AKVA group at 161 kroner per share, for a total of about 5.9 billion kroner. About 92% of shareholders have already committed to tender. We lay out, from a procurement-practice standpoint, what it means for the supplier of the cages and feeding equipment used in Vietnam's marine aquaculture to change. -
A 100 ha marine-aquaculture quota in Con Dao—will the supply map for seafood to Japan shift?
Ho Chi Minh City has approved a tourism-development plan for Con Dao National Park. It added two 5.5 km cable-car lines and an investment-attraction allocation for 100 ha of marine aquaculture. Neither the fish species nor the operators have been announced. We lay out the points Japanese seafood buyers should check now. -
Vietnam's first national standard for marine aquaculture, a move to break down the walls of insurance and financing
Vietnam will draw up its first industrial marine-aquaculture standard in 2026-27. The aim is to systematize HDPE cages and site surveys so that insurance and financing become possible. We read the practical implications for Japanese seafood buyers and investors.
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