The platform

Four plants on Dalma, then two more.

Open a plant for how it is cultivated and what it is sized to do. Every capacity on this page is read live from the company desk.

The process

Four plants, in the order they are meant to work.

Hatchery, mill, cages, processing. Open a plant for the photographs and the step-by-step process. Two later plants — shrimp and mud crab — sit behind this chain.

  1. 01

    Hatchery

    Broodstock, eggs, larvae and juveniles — seed for the cages, raised onshore.

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  2. 02

    Feed plant

    Pellets mixed on Dalma, sized so feed is not the constraint on the cages.

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  3. 03

    Sea cages

    Floating circular cages in 250,000 m² of Arabian Gulf water.

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  4. 04

    Processing

    Harvest, chill and prepare on the same island as the cages.

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0Years on the lease
0Core plants
0 ×Feed mill vs cages
0Later phases
0 m²Land and water leased

Design mix

How the plants sit against each other.

Bar length follows the live capacity stored for each plant. Change a figure in the desk, and the mix moves.

Hatchery0 juveniles a year
Feed plant0 tonnes
Sea cages0 tonnes
Processing0 tonnes
Shrimp0 tonnes, recirculating
Mud crab0 tonnes, vertical system

After finfish

Shrimp in closed water. Mud crab in a vertical system.

Two later plants sit behind the marine-fish chain. They are not an extra net on the same cage. They are different animals, different water, different buildings — each planned at 5,000 tonnes.

  1. 01

    Shrimp

    A later 5,000-tonne crop in recirculating water, kept apart from the cages.

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  2. 02

    Mud crab

    A later 5,000-tonne mud-crab plant in a vertical system.

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