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Asmak to strengthen processed food portfolio

Apr 25, 2012 - 07:12 -

WAM Abu Dhabi, Apr 25th, 2012 (WAM)--Asmak International Fish Farming Holding Co. PJSC, a pioneer in aquaculture and seafood manufacturing and distribution, announced that it will further strengthen its frozen seafood product offering to increase its revenue. This was shared at its Annual General Meeting today.

The company introduced the �Asmak' brand of ready to eat fish products in the UAE in 2011 to various hypermarket and supermarket chains in the UAE. The company which registered a net profit of AED21 million for the fiscal year 2011 also started fish farm operations in Abu Dhabi and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It also announced intentions to carry out the pilot production of Asian Sea Bass in 2012.

Asmak also intends to develop an integrated concept to produce seafood in partnership with leaders in the processed fish industry regionally and internationally.

A leading sea food supplier in the UAE, GCC and the region, Asmak Seafood Processing Company will be entrusted with the core responsibility of overseeing all food related business operations.

Founded in 1999, Asmak, a pioneer in the aquaculture industry in the UAE, aims to lead in all spheres of the aquaculture and seafood industries including fish farming, hatcheries, processing, packaging and distribution of the finest breeds of fish products worldwide with a prime focus on the Middle East. While seeking to become the major source for seafood in the region, Asmak also prioritizes the preservation of marine environment and assists in streamlining the fish stock in wild to safeguard the natural diversity of marine life.

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