Fyrirspurnir v. fjáfestinga

Netfang

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Atvinnuumsókn

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Almennar fyrirspurnir

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Information for investors

The first round of financing, completed in July 2023, was highly successful, enabling the company to achieve its goals. Alongside the share sale, all convertible bondholders chose to convert their bonds into equity, expanding the company’s shareholder base from one to 22 following the capital increase. In April 2024, LAXEY finalized a €40 million private placement.

Due to strong investor demand, a subsequent funding round was initiated in June 2024, successfully raising approximately €6 million through an equity private placement to commence construction on the second phase of its 4,500-ton HOG land-based salmon production facility.  In the second phase of funding in 2024, the company extended an invitation to its employees to participate. This year’s funding efforts have led to a significant increase in the number of shareholders, rising from 22 to 68. 

The company’s establishment and development of the project have been ongoing since the start of 2019. Since the establishment of the original development company, Sjælbært fisheldi i Eyjum ehf., emphasis has been placed on building the project, i.e., data presented to prospective investors is prepared professionally by skilled experts in their respective fields. Also, with the guiding principle of working on the project in consultation with stakeholders and the community in Vestmannaeyjar 

The project has undergone a comprehensive environmental assessment, conducted by Eflu hf., Iceland’s leading consulting firm in this field. No significant objections have been raised regarding the company’s plans.

When selecting technology and solutions, a strong emphasis has been placed on sustainability and minimal water usage. The company has partnered with one of the world’s leading firms in RAS system construction to ensure efficient and sustainable water utilization, with no negative impact on water resources in Vestmannaeyjar.

Collaboration with energy providers and suppliers has been key to securing the necessary infrastructure, ensuring that the facility’s operations will always be supported by a stable energy supply. The company is committed to using 100% green energy in all its operations.

Vestmannaeyjar offer unique conditions for land-based aquaculture. The selected development site, Viðlagafjara, is highly suitable for land-based salmon farming. The project’s key design principles are based on:

  • Reliability
  • Biosecurity
  • Water quality
  • Stable growth environment
  • Automation

The land-based farming facility benefits from proximity to marine resources at optimal temperatures, a strong knowledge-based community, and close access to key seafood industry infrastructure.

All fish will be transported by ship to market, and Vestmannaeyjar’s strategic location makes it highly advantageous for exports to both Europe and North America.