A highly scalable, sustainable, €7M vertically integrated facility in Białystok, Poland. Combining Biofloc, IoT intelligence, and circular economy principles for superior profitability and food security.
Machine learning manages automated feeding, oxygenation, and filtration. Real-time water quality monitoring via IoT ensures optimal growth environments and minimal mortality rates.
Limited/zero water exchange system that converts toxic ammonia and nitrites directly into proteinaceous feed via Biofloc, drastically lowering OPEX.
On-site 1,000 kg/hr feed production utilizes local raw materials (maize, wheat), bypassing supplier markups and buffering the farm against global commodity volatility.
Nutrient-rich effluent water directly fuels an integrated aquaponics system for vegetable cultivation, while integrated solar PV offsets energy demands.
Designed strictly to EMFAF guidelines, maximizing eligibility for non-repayable European and Polish national green transition grants to multiply investor equity returns.
Spearheaded by executive leadership with a proven track record in heavy civil infrastructure, foundation works, and comprehensive facility operations, ensuring the €7M construction budget is strictly governed and timelines are met.
Our financial architecture relies on diversified revenue streams (fish, commercial feed, fingerlings, aquaponics) and a highly optimized OPEX structure driven by in-house feed production and automated systems.
Formation of Polish Sp. z o.o., securing the 10-hectare site in Białystok, zoning, and groundworks execution.
Submission of the full technical dossier for EMFAF and national operational programmes to secure targeted co-financing.
Erection of main production halls and integration of the Hybrid RAS, cyclone clarifiers, ozone generators, and solar panels.
Procurement of 20,000 brood stock, initiating breeding protocols, and testing the 1,000 kg/hr feed mill.
Full scale grow-out (2.5 crops/year), harvesting, packaging, and commercial distribution of Tilapia, Catfish, and agricultural greens.