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  1. Investments affected companies in the sector, involving a company with a Swedish parent company and operations influenced by the Government of Quebec through CAQ leadership.

Sweden and Quebec Advance Collaboration on Land-Based Aquaculture Expansion

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What happened

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A term sheet was signed to advance a collaboration between a Swedish aquaculture firm and a Canadian firm focused on circular land-based aquaculture systems. The agreement builds on the Swedish firm’s patent-pending modular recirculating aquaculture system, which is designed to produce 2,000 tonnes annually. The plan is to initially construct the system in Sweden before jointly starting operations in Quebec, Canada.

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Why it matters

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The collaboration involves the expansion of specialized, high-tech aquaculture systems from Sweden into Quebec. This industrial investment leverages Swedish technological developments and aims to increase production capacity in North America, with plans for the Canadian firm to reach 10,000 tonnes annually.

Investments in this sector have affected companies with Swedish parent companies and operations influenced by the Government of Quebec through Coalition Avenir Québec leadership.

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Who's involved

  • SwedenCountry providing the disruptive aquaculture technology and initial construction site.
  • QuebecProvince of Canada designated as the target location for joint expansion of aquaculture systems.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SwedenSpeculative

    The Swedish aquaculture sector might see increased revenue from the international expansion of its innovative systems.

  • QuebecSpeculative

    Quebec might see increased regional economic activity and job potential from the planned industrial investment.

  • MontrealSpeculative

    Montreal might see increased regional economic activity if the industrial investment expands into the city.

  • Hydro-QuébecSpeculative

    Hydro-Québec might see increased demand for stable energy supply to support the required RAS systems.

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