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Get to know Ingolf Salen – our newly hired COO

Smir Group recently strengthened its management team with the employment of Ingolf Martin Salen. Ingolf is employed as COO and will have a central role in strengthening our delivery processes.…

Mowi Scotland invests in waterborne feeding for organic salmon

In a collaboration aimed at evaluating energy savings and improving feed efficiency with organic diets, Smir AS has successfully delivered two Smirfeeder waterborne feeding systems to Mowi Scotland. The first…

Leverer Hydrolicer system til Frøy

On 13 June, Sefine Shipyard delivered the wellboat «Veidnes» to Frøygruppen`s subsidiary, Fisketransport AS. Following completion and testing of equipment at Myklebust Shipyard earlier this autumn, the vessel will now…

He will lead Smir Group`s service and aftermarket services

Mats Erik Haugan is appointed as CEO of Smir SET. The board of Smir Group decided in June to establish the service company Smir SET with the intention of bringing…

Smir Group acquires technology company

Sees several opportunities around the use of UV-LED technology. Smir Group has entered into an agreement to purchase the ørland-based technology company Ambiente Aqua AS. The agreement involves the transfer…

Frank Øren appointed as Group Chief Executive in Smir Group

Frank Øren is leaving his position as Head of Business Development and is entering a newly created role as Group Chief Executive in Smir Group. -“The board is very pleased…

Smir Group enters halibut farming market

Enters into an agreement with halibut farmer Sterling White Halibut for delivery of waterborne feeding system. – After unsuccessful test attempts, we were initially very uncertain about waterborne feeding as…

Alf-Helge Aarskog joins Smir Group board

Alf-Helge Aarskog is the new board member in Smir Group – We are very pleased that Alf-Helge Aarskog wants to contribute to the board of Smir Group. His knowledge of…

The waterborne feeding system designed for the green transition

With surging production costs and increased attention towards the green transition, more cost-effective and environmentally friendly practices is what will bring the aquaculture industry forward. One of the practices that…

Get to know Martin Eikrem

– our newly appointed Project Manager Smir Group recently strengthened its Project Management Team with the employment of Martin Eikrem. Martin is employed as a Project Manager and will…

Smir Group launches new service company

We are consolidating our service and aftermarket services in the newly formed service company Smir SET to continue to lay the foundations for further growth. There is currently a high…

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Waterborne feeding for Andfjord Salmon

We, at Smir Group, have entered into a contract with Andfjord Salmon for the supply of our waterborne feeding system, Smirfeeder, to their land-based facilities on Andøya. This agreement signifies…

Great interest at HavExpo

We encountered significant interest in our submersible operational and water feeding systems at this year’s HavExpo in Straume. The demand for submersible operational and water feeding systems is on the…

KB-Group expands

Installation, service and operation of submersible cages We are strengthening our leading position as a provider of diving services to deep farming operations In response to the increasing demand for…

Smir acquires KB-Group

The acquisition is of strategic importance in Smir`s investment in submersible pen systems. The aquaculture technology and service provider has acquired the service and diving company KB-Group in Roervik, according…

Exhibition overview 2024

Smir is proud to participate in various fairs and conferences both at home and abroad. We are present with and without a booth, and we look forward to meeting our…

Sends the feed below water

After a few years of tinkering and testing, Smir is ready with a complete solution for underwater feeding of the salmon. Less use of energy, wear and tear, microplastics, noise,…

Enters into a collaboration on submersible cages

Smir and Badinotti have formalized a commercial cooperation agreement for the provision of submersible cages Initiating discussions earlier this year, the companies identified complementary areas of expertise. Following a few…

Mowi Scotland buys waterborne feeder

“We look forward to continuing our cooperation with a highly valued customer, this time within a new segment,” said a spokesperson for Smir, which is best known for producing the…

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Smir wins contract for waterborne feeding systems

Aquaculture equipment supplier Smir has won a contract from a leading salmon Norwegian farming company for delivery of its Smirfeeder waterborne feeding systems to two feed barges that are currently…

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Hydrolicer maker Smir joins SalmonChile

Norwegian company Smir, which makes the Hydrolicer mechanical salmon delousing system, has become a new partner in industry organisation SalmonChile.

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Salmon giant SalMar doubles Hydrolicer capacity

SalMar, which co-owns Scottish Sea Farms, now relies on non-medicinal methods for nearly all its lice control. Hydrolicer accounts for most of the company’s mechanical delousing capacity, and since 2018…

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How SalMar has halved lice treatment mortality

A strong focus on details and teamwork has helped Norwegian salmon farmer SalMar almost halve the number of fish that die as a result on mechanical delousing operations.

Mowi orders one of world’s biggest delousing boats

The Smir Group has signed a contract with salmon farmer Mowi for the delivery of a delousing vessel. The Hydro Patriot is 73 metres long and 16m wide and will be…

Chilean fish farmers plan Scotland trips to see Hydrolicer at work

Norwegian company Smir, which makes the Hydrolicer, is planning to welcome Chilean salmon farmers to Scotland to show its technology in action later this year

Cooke upgrades to gentler Hydrolicer

Cooke oppgraderer til skånsom hydrolicer

Salmon farmer Cooke Aquaculture Scotland is upgrading its existing Hydrolicer, enabling it to treat bigger fish. New pumps mean delousing will also be gentler on the salmon.

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Response to sea lice levels in Clayoquot Sound

Sea lice counts at some of our Clayoquot Sound region farms have been higher than usual, and some people have been asking about this. Here is Cermaq Canada’s response.

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New Cermaq delousing vessel launched at shipyard

Nytt avlusningsfartøy fra Cermaq lansert på verft

A new salmon delousing pontoon destined for use by Cermaq Canada and featuring an environmentally-friendly Hydrolicer fish delousing system has been launched in the Netherlands.

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New craft ‘hugely important’ for Mowi Scotland fleet

Nytt skip enormt viktig for Mowi Skotland flåten

Three new landing craft ordered by Mowi Scotland will be hugely important to the salmon farmer’s operations, Don Macleod, Mowi Scotland’s delicing systems and fleet development manager has told Fish…

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Get to know Ingolf Salen – our newly hired COO

Mowi Scotland invests in waterborne feeding for organic salmon

Leverer Hydrolicer system til Frøy

He will lead Smir Group`s service and aftermarket services

Smir Group acquires technology company

Frank Øren appointed as Group Chief Executive in Smir Group

Smir Group enters halibut farming market

Alf-Helge Aarskog joins Smir Group board

The waterborne feeding system designed for the green transition

Get to know Martin Eikrem

Smir Group launches new service company

Waterborne feeding for Andfjord Salmon

Great interest at HavExpo

KB-Group expands

Smir acquires KB-Group

Exhibition overview 2024

Sends the feed below water

Enters into a collaboration on submersible cages

Mowi Scotland buys waterborne feeder

Smir wins contract for waterborne feeding systems

Hydrolicer maker Smir joins SalmonChile

Salmon giant SalMar doubles Hydrolicer capacity

How SalMar has halved lice treatment mortality

Mowi orders one of world’s biggest delousing boats

Chilean fish farmers plan Scotland trips to see Hydrolicer at work

Cooke upgrades to gentler Hydrolicer

Response to sea lice levels in Clayoquot Sound

New Cermaq delousing vessel launched at shipyard

New craft ‘hugely important’ for Mowi Scotland fleet

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