AKVA group

08/06/2026

You cannot copy one land-based aquaculture facility to the next. From Iceland to China, South Korea, Chile and Norway, every facility is shaped by local conditions, production goals and operational experience.

AKVA group has delivered land-based aquaculture facilities in China, South Korea, Chile, Iceland and Norway. The experience is clear: no two projects can be built in the same way.

06/05/2026

How can AI make feeding more precise at scale?

Today, Ole Kristian Sivertsen from AKVA group will speak at the HavExpo main conference about how AI is transforming feeding from individual expertise to scalable operational precision.

Main conference hall, 2nd floor by entrance B
Start: 13:52

The aquaculture industry has invested heavily in feeding technology over several decades. Sensors. Cameras. Feeding systems. Digital platforms. More and more data. So why is feeding still the industry’s largest unrealised margin opportunity?

16/04/2026

WEBINAR: How do you turn feeding into consistent results – every day?

🐟 Join our webinar (in Norwegian) on April 30 and see how AKVA observe helps reduce variation and support better feeding decisions using AI and real-time data.

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Velkommen til webinar 30.04.2026 kl. 12:00-12:45

12/02/2026

AKVA group enters into collaboration with DOKK Husøy. We now offer feed barges in both steel and concrete, giving our customers greater choice and flexibility.

DOKK Husøy has delivered more than 40 concrete barges over the past six years and brings solid market experience. Together, we strengthen our delivery to the aquaculture industry.

AKVA group has entered into a strategic partnership with DOKK Husøy for the supply of concrete feed barges to the aquaculture industry. The partnership strengthens AKVA group’s position as a full-service supplier in the barge market and provides customers with greater choice in terms of materials...

04/02/2026

Helgeland Plast, part of AKVA group, has been named Company of the Year at Gallaria.

The award recognises long-term industrial development and contributions to sustainable solutions for the aquaculture industry.

Congratulations to the Helgeland Plast team in Mo i Rana.

Helgeland Plast, owned by AKVA group, has been awarded Company of the Year at Gallaria, recognising its contribution to innovation, value creation and sustainable industrial development.

29/01/2026

AKVA group is present at SmartSjø 2026 in Trondheim. Ståle Økland from AKVA group participated in the programme on 28 January, in a conversation with Runar Sivertsen (SalMar), Trond Giske, Member of the Norwegian Parliament (Sør-Trøndelag), and Kristin Langeland (Sjømat Norge), on regulation, technology and industry development in aquaculture.

For AKVA group, it is important to be represented at arenas like SmartSjø, where key stakeholders meet to discuss frameworks and choices that influence the future of the industry.

26/01/2026

Deep farming succeeds when experience is built in real operations. Through close collaboration with fish farmers, operational experience shows that stable results are achieved over time – supported by strong routines, the right expertise and continuous follow-up. With hundreds of Nautilus pens in operation and multiple production cycles harvested, deep farming is now an established farming method grounded in field experience.

Deep farming is a new operating method for many fish farmers, where fish are kept submerged at greater depths to reduce sea lice exposure and provide more stable conditions. Experience from those who have taken this step shows that the solution works and can be implemented predictably when expertise...

22/01/2026

Strong biology does not automatically mean strong profitability.

In this blog post, Ole Kristian Sivertsen, CEO of AKVA Digital, in AKVA group, looks at why precision, pen-level visibility and better decision-making are key to turning biological potential into predictable financial results.

When growth is constrained and margins are under pressure, competitive advantage shifts from producing more fish to making better decisions. Continuous, pen-level visibility reduces uncertainty, cuts hidden buffers and turns biological potential into predictable financial output.