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Matchmaking: (Note: it is the responsibility of the interested parties to establish each other's credibility)

• Contact the AISA office if your company wants to partner up with a BEE company.

• B& G Mariculture (Contact Gerry van Niekerk: +21-(0)41 5851750) gerry@tcraft.co.za

  PO Box 5152

  Walmer

  Port Elizabeth

  6065

• Cape Bream (Contact Glen Thomas: +21-(0)21 4610260)
  gthomas@iafrica.com

  12 Belmont Avenue

  Oranjezicht

  Cape Town

  8001

• Aquazul (Contact Giles Churchill: +21-(0)35 5500173)
  tilapia@webmail.co.za

  PO Box 88

  Riverview

  3930

• All Seasons Aquatics (Contact Chris Fouche: +21-(0)832735456)
  phracto1@yahoo.com

  PO Box 170

  Nelspruit

  1200

 

• Contact the AISA office if you are a BEE company and want to partner up with an existing aquaculture initiative.                                                                                                                                                                   

 

• I am a PDI based in Cape Town. I am interested in entering the aquaculture industry.I am interested in developing a fishfarming/aquaculture/mariculture business, in South Africa  with potential international investors.

My details are: +27 (0) 836762907, Tel: +27 (0) 83676290, simon@globalpetrochem.co.za

 

• Contact the AISA office if you are a South African company wanting to partner up with an overseas company                                     

                 • Will Gubb is interested in developing a fishfarming business and would like to discover the possibilites of a joint

                    venture with China (Contact Will Gubb: +27 (0)83 9738220or +27-(0)21 4641144, will@wiredcommunicstions.co.za )

 

 

• The Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC) is the official Investment and Trade Promotion agency for the provincial government of the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Contact Rory Haschick for details on a range of exciting investment opportunities in the province - rory@ecdc.co.za. For trade enquiries contact Wayne Tregurtha - exports@ecdc.co.za. Please also visit our website www.ecdc.co.za

 

• Contact the AISA office if you are an overseas company wanting to partner up with and South African company.

• Abbamoco Ltd
  Aquaculture Fish Farming Project seeks business Partner to help develop fish farming property.
  Abbamoco Ltd is a aquaculture Fish Farming company in Uganda, has two Valley dams of 20 acres each seeks a business partner to develop pen culture fish farming. The fish hatchery is economically viable; there is less supply of fish fry/fingerlings in the region. African cat fish fingerlings are needed to be used as baits to catch the Nile Perch in lakes of Uganda and used in fish farms as well. The Nile Tilapia fingerlings are also 
  needed to stock farms.
  The hatchery is planned to produce 30,000 fingerlings and each is sold at 300 Uganda Shillings per month. It shall be expanded to 50,000 fingerlings. We shall be able to get 9-15 Million Uganda Shillings about USD 5172.4 to USD 8620.7 per month. Rate: 1740 Ug shs to 1 USD.
  

Marketing of fingerlings to the fishermen and farmers shall be conducted on TV, Radio and Brochures
FISH FARM

We intend to produce 10 tons of fish monthly and each ton is at Ug shs.2, 000,000 - (USD 1149.42).

INTERNAL MARKETS
Much of the fish produced from the largest lakes, Lake Victoria, is restricted to urban centers of Kampala and surrounding urban centers.  However most regions are distant from the major lakes and
These lakes are also declining which is forcing people to eat bones from factories so fish farming can be sustainably applied as an alternative fish source.
Uganda is surrounded by neighbors who are not endowed with natural fish resources, Dr Congo Rwanda and the Sudan. These countries have recognized fish eating culture and they offer much higher prices for fish than the internal markets. The global demand and price of fish is on the increase and fish expert is second in foreign exchange earning in Uganda. There are fifteen fish processing plants operating under capacity in Uganda. Aquaculture is the main alternative to help the factories to run their  day to day processing program.

FEEDS AND FISH PROCESSING.
Feeds are formulated and pelleted to avoid polluting the water and efficient consumption. Feed ingredients are local raw materials; they include rice bran, fish meal, blood meal, brewery masts, maize bran, sunflower cake, cotton seed cake. These are organic products contain 
no chemical components. Fish shall also be processed by chilling, freezing, smoking salting 
and sun drying depending on the consumer demands. No chemical components shall be used in the production and processing of our fish.

Contact Information:
Moses Zziwa
Managing Director
Abbamoco Ltd
P.O.Box 12240
Kampala,
Uganda
+256-41347539/41236269/0772401883
+256-41 347 395
abbamoco@lycos.com

 

• French Investor group wanting to invest in South Africa:

  Their company is an Holding company, they have sold a lot of activities last year and they have a lot of cash to invest and they want to diversify. They are in manufacturing, art transport and organisation(largest company in the world), IT, real estate, large offshore companies in India in soft and others participations

  the activities in which they want to invest are :

  • -    tourism, hotels, resorts, Hospitality, Eco tourism

  • -    aquaculture (fish farming)

  • -    aquaculture and tourism all together  

   

  the way of they want to invest is in taking participation (majority)  or buying existing companies and after develop them. The amount of investment is open depending of the project,

  Contact Information: 

Laurent Frendo

21 place de la république, 75003 Paris

Office:+33(0)149 965 430, Mobile Europe :+33(0)671 196 447 email:laurent.frendo@mob-id.fr

Skype :Laufrendo

www.mob-id.fr

Other links:

1. Industrial Development Corporation (IDC): www.idc.co.za

2. Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA): www.seda.org.za

3. Cape Nature Conservation: www.capenature.co.za

4. Cape Biotech: www.capebiotech.co.za

5. Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC): www.ecdc.co.za

6. Wesgro:www.wesgro.org.za

7. National Organisation ensuring participation in for example policies: Participation Junction: www.participation.org.za

8. Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA): www.dbsa.org

9. South African Bureau of Standards (SABS): www.sabs.co.za

10. National Port Authority of South Africa (also known as Port Net) www.npa.co.za

11. Links to over 200 Aquaculture Related websites: www.thefishsite.com/Links/Default.asp

12. European Commission - Food and Veterinary Office: http://ec.europa.eu/food/fvo/index_en.htm

13. FAO - Aquaculture Statistics: http://www.fao.org/figis/servlet/static?xml=FIDI_STAT_org.xml&dom=org&xp_nav=3,1,1

14. Food Safety Authority of Ireland - Irish Shellfish Monitoring Programme:
    http://www.fsai.ie/sfma/noresults.asp?species=M.edulis&county=Dublin

15. New Zealand Food Safety Authority: www.nzfsa.govt.nz/animalproducts

16. World Aquaculture Society: www.was.org

17. National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA): www.niwa.co.nz

           To read their online news on Aquaculture: www.niwascience.co.nz/ncfa/fau/about

 18.  South African Food Safety Initiative: www.foodsafetyinitiative.co.za

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