OTAQ reports revenue, profits up for H1
Ocean technology group OTAQ has reported a year on year increase in profits of more than 25% for the six months to 30 September, on the back of increased revenue. […] Continue Reading
OTAQ makes debut on London’s AQSE exchange
Marine technology business OTAQ has started its first day of trading on the AQSE Growth Market of the AQSE Stock Exchange. OTAQ, which was previously listed on the London Stock […] Continue Reading
OTAQ looks to raise £3.6m through share issue
Marine technology business OTAQ is looking to raise up to £3.6m by issuing new shares. It has also announced plans to switch its share listing from the London Stock Exchange […] Continue Reading
OTAQ introduces new wireless water quality monitoring system
OTAQ’s new wireless water quality monitoring system is part of a range of products focused on making monitoring simple and accessible. The system provides continuous 24/7 logging of a wide […] Continue Reading
OTAQ sees revenue rise, profits fall
Marine technology business OTAQ achieved revenue growth in 2021/22 but recorded a loss for the same period as questions continue over whether its seal scaring devices will be allowed to […] Continue Reading
OTAQ in distribution tie-up with Sensor Globe
Marine technology business OTAQ has signed an agreement to distribute Canadian company Sensor Globe’s water quality monitoring system. The multi-year deal means OTAQ will distribute Sensor Globe’s data collection solution, […] Continue Reading
Technology essential to tackle algal blooms, SAIC says
Early warning is essential for fish farmers looking to mitigate the impact of sudden blooms of algae at sea. That was the message from a workshop on harmful algal blooms […] Continue Reading
OTAQ’s Hyde appointed as a director at SAIC
Chris Hyde, chief technology officer of Aberdeen-based marine technology specialist OTAQ, has joined the board of the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC). SAIC said the move will strengthen links and […] Continue Reading
Making waves
Sound waves are a non-lethal way to deter seals, but there is a debate over their use. Sandy Neil reports It’s a simple question fish farmers face: how do you […] Continue Reading