Oman Aquaculture targets Asian markets with abalone and shrimp farming

Simak, a company taking advantage of Oman's unique geographical advantages and high-quality marine resources, is planning to increase the output and export share of high-value products, abalone and shrimp, using advanced breeding technology and green production models. The company's 'zero waste' policy converts surplus resources into by-products, reducing production costs and achieving environmental goals. The expanded aquaculture projects are expected to create local jobs and strengthen cooperation with fishermen. As a key contributor to Oman's 'Vision 2040', Simak is promoting the sustainable development of the country's blue economy through a diversified strategy and internationalization efforts, with the goal of opening doors to Asian and global markets.

Abalone is a highly respected high-end seafood in the Asian market, and its wide application in the fields of food and medicine has a strong demand. Shrimp has become a hot area of global fishery growth due to its high added value and broad consumer market. Simak seized this opportunity and planned to significantly increase the output and export share of these two high-value products with advanced breeding technology and green production models by relying on Oman's unique geographical advantages and high-quality marine resources. Simak has always adhered to the concept of sustainable development. Through the "zero waste" policy, it converts the surplus resources in production into by-products such as fish meal and fish oil, which not only reduces production costs , and also achieved environmental protection goals. At the same time, the company's expanded aquaculture projects are expected to create a large number of local jobs, strengthen cooperation with fishermen, and promote ...