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The Kingfish Company

AquacultureNetherlands

The Kingfish Company is a public fish farming and food technology company headquartered in Kats, Zeeland, in the Netherlands. Founded in 2015, the company specializes in sustainable yellowtail kingfish aquaculture and operates production facilities to serve European and international seafood markets.

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The Kingfish Company at a glance

The Kingfish Company is an aquaculture company headquartered in Netherlands. Its most recent funding round, Debt, raised $34.9M in July 2023.

Industry
Aquaculture
Headquarters
Netherlands

The Kingfish Company funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Debt$34.9M2 named

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