Our Operations

Production cycle body below the production and processing heading

Fry Stocking Approximately 200 - 250 fry per square meter density stocking delivered to cultivating pond filled with seawater and some fertilizer to encourage the growth of plankton on which the fry feed.
Cleaning Once harvest activities are done, the pond is drained, thoroughly cleansed, and disinfected to retard the development of hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, and other substances potentially harmful to the shrimp.	Feeding on fry The fry is fed with feed specified by our shrimp nutritionist. The feeding is dispensed using an auto feeder managed closely using our proprietary system to monitor feeding rate, FCR, and AGD.
Logistic The harvested shrimp are then transferred to the processing plants for processing, packaging, and freezing, ready for distribution.	Harvesting Once harvest activities are done, the pond is drained, thoroughly cleansed, and disinfected to retard the development of hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, and other substances potentially harmful to the shrimp.

OUR TECHNOLOGY

Green Aquaculture Technology

The use of green aquaculture technology Starting from hatchery and grow-out facilities until processing. We implement modern system information from wireless transmission, sensors, proprietary software, and IoT until remote automation to prevent food waste, excessive energy use, and environmentally friendly use.

Solar Power

We are installing a 50-megawatt solar plant across the 6 locations of our grow-out facilities. The project is expected to be one of the largest solar-aquafarms in Indonesia. The breaking ground on the site is scheduled for June 2023.

Once constructed, the project will produce 55,000 megawatt hours of renewable electricity a year, saving 36,850 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually.

Mangrove Green Belt

Our farm design and facilities have been designed to be environmentally friendly. We not only maintain a greenbelt of mangroves, we are actively planting mangroves between 50 – 100 meters in width along the coast, which not only protect water erosion but also maintain the water quality by absorbing some of the waste nutrients.

Waste Water Treatment

The waste water from the farm is treated before being released back into the sea through a process from sedimentation trap, aerated in the oxidation ponds to eliminate substances and ammonia, and finally processed using our proprietary UV system.

Biosecurity

The most important fundamental in the success of shrimp farming is the application of biosecurity and water quality management. The main focus of our company is to maintain water quality from the process of water intake up to the treatment of waste during the cultivation process so that the discharged water is up to the standard of seawater threshold.

Modern Laboratory

Our pond is equipped with a laboratory with staff and experts who are experienced in the field of shrimp farming.

We believe the pond conditions in shrimp farms are a measurable dynamic, hence, the treatment also need to be measurable. In this laboratory, we test the quality of the water and shrimp using the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) method to see the presence of harmful pathogens. In addition, this laboratory is used to observe the dynamics of ponds in terms of physical, biological, and chemical.

Selection of Fry

We conducted a series of tests on the fry we use. PCR testing of fry that has arrived on site is the main procedure that must be carried out to ensure that during the stocking process, no fries are infected by shrimp disease, such as White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV), Taura Syndrome Virus (TSV), Infectious Hypodermal and Hematopoietic Necrosis (IHHNV), Infectious Myonecrosis Virus (IMNV), Enterocytozon Hepatopenaei (EHP), and Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS). Due to the success of this procedure, our fry can meet Special Pathogen Free (SPF) criteria. In addition, we also have a certificate of Good Fish Farming Practices (CBIB) with an EXCELLENT value, issued by the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Directorate General of Aquaculture.