Equipment for AquaBounty’s Ohio facility headed for auction after company ceases salmon farming

AquaBounty equipment sitting on the Pioneer, Ohio, site where its Atlantic salmon recirculating aquaculture system facility was supposed to be built
AquaBounty equipment sitting on the Pioneer, Ohio, site where its Atlantic salmon recirculating aquaculture system facility was supposed to be built | Photo courtesy of Gordon Brothers/New Mill Capital
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The equipment and materials slated to be installed in AquaBounty Technologies’ Pioneer, Ohio, U.S.A.-based salmon recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facility are up for auction now that the company has given up on the project.

New Mill Capital has listed a 4 February start date for the sale of AquaBounty’s assets related to its planned Ohio RAS. Equipment on offer includes HVAC systems; 40 disc filters; 30 Innovasea fingerling, pre-growout, and growout tanks; and a 200,000-square-foot pre-engineered metal building. 

The auction marks ...


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