Globale Aquakultur-Finanzierung · DACH · Europa
Finanzierung für Fisch- und Garnelenfarmen
Wir verbinden qualifizierte Aquakultur-Produzenten mit internationalen Banken, Exportkreditagenturen und spezialisierten Investoren. Garnele, Lachs, Forelle, RAS und Verarbeitung — Neuprojekte, Erweiterungen und Working Capital.
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Für wen ist diese Finanzierung?
Landbasierte RAS-Projekte für Lachs, Forelle und Garnele in Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz und Skandinavien; Brutanlagen, Verarbeiter und Expansionen in ganz Europa.
Welche Finanzierungsarten arrangieren wir?
Senior-Projektdebt, Mezzanine, Equity, Operating- und Finance-Leasing, Trade Finance (LC/SBLC), Factoring mit/ohne Regress, revolvierendes Working Capital und ECA-gestützter Käuferkredit aus Norwegen, EU, Japan und Korea.
Wie lange dauert der Prozess?
Vertrauliche Erstprüfung in 48-72 Stunden. Indikatives Term Sheet in 2-4 Wochen für qualifizierte Projekte. Typischer Abschluss: 8-16 Wochen.
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FishMatch Group ist kein Kreditgeber. Wir vermitteln lediglich Kontakte zwischen Aquakultur-Produzenten und regulierten Finanzinstituten. Jede Finanzierung unterliegt der Zustimmung des Partners, vollständiger Dokumentation und Eignung.
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Short answer
How is Lang financed?
Bankability comes before capital. For Lang, lenders and development banks expect a costed CAPEX and OPEX model, an engineered scope, offtake evidence and permitting status. FishMatch Group prepares that package with you, then introduces it to equipment finance providers, leasing desks, export-credit agencies and blue-economy programmes matched to your country and project size.
- Instruments:
- Equipment leasing, project debt, export credit and blue-economy programmes
- Typical ticket:
- USD 250k – 50m depending on system type and country
- What lenders need:
- Engineered scope, CAPEX/OPEX model, offtake evidence, permits
- Our role:
- We prepare the package and introduce matched financing partners
Before you request quotes
Costs & budgeting
How much does a commercial fish farm cost to build?
Budget ranges depend on system type, not on country alone. Pond and cage projects are usually the lowest capital per tonne of annual output, while recirculating (RAS) projects carry the highest equipment and energy share because filtration, oxygenation and backup power are mandatory. Reliable numbers come from a sized bill of quantities — species, target tonnage, water source and grow-out temperature — not from a generic price list. Use the FishMatch calculators to size the project, then submit an RFQ so quotes are priced against the same specification.
What drives the price differences between aquaculture equipment quotes?
Most spread between quotes comes from scope, not from margin: included spares, installation and commissioning, control and automation level, materials (HDPE vs steel vs FRP), certification and testing, delivery terms (EXW vs CIF) and warranty length. Two quotes are only comparable when they answer the same specification. A structured RFQ fixes the scope so differences reflect real engineering choices.
What operating costs should a business plan include?
Feed is normally the largest recurring cost, followed by energy (highest in RAS), labour, fingerlings or post-larvae, health management, water treatment consumables and maintenance. Financing cost and working capital for the first production cycle are frequently underestimated. FishMatch cost tools separate CAPEX from OPEX so the payback assumption is visible rather than implied.