Producing more fish with less impact is the central challenge of modern aquaculture. A wave of technology is helping farms raise yields while protecting water, feed and the wider environment.
Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS)
Land-based RAS reuse and clean water in closed loops, cutting water use and allowing production closer to markets. For a water-conscious country, RAS is a natural fit alongside sea-cage farming.
Smarter feed and feeding
Feed is the biggest cost and environmental factor in fish farming. Precision feeding, better feed formulation and alternative ingredients reduce waste and improve the feed-conversion ratio.
Monitoring and automation
- Sensors for oxygen, temperature and water quality.
- Automated feeders and data dashboards.
- Early detection of disease and stress.
Health, welfare and biosecurity
Good biosecurity and fish welfare protect both productivity and sustainability. Vaccination, clean hatcheries and careful stocking all play a part.
See the technology in action
Technology and equipment providers showcase these innovations across the aquaculture value chain at the Saudi International Marine Exhibition (SIMEC).
Explore aquaculture innovation at SIMEC 2027. Register to attend or exhibit.