NaturalShrimp Inc (SHMP)

[TooFrank]

Including Financing from Pentair

Since December 2015, more than $10 million, including financing from Pentair, a water filtration and aquaculture business, has been invested in the business, including $8 million in equipment, Pedersen said.

https://www.courant.com/business/hc-biz-brass-city-fish-20190102-wkit6kinpzcizf32x3rvtzxdni-story.html

Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems, Inc 10,642 followers
Post By Pentair on Linkedin
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Comment by SHMP patent partner F&T CEO
Peter Letizia
[b]"Let's do an indoor fresh RAS salmon project together smile Help us offest the loss of our oceans bounty smile We need to farm more and fish less smile"
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1.) Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems, Inc
Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems, Inc. (PAES) is a global services, equipment and technology provider for the aquaculture industry.
https://pentairaes.com/

2.) Jeff Tellock
Hatchery Manager and Marine Biologist
Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources
Hatchery Manager at the New London State Fish Hatchery in New London, MN. Conducted northern pike and walleye spawning operations, and egg hatching of muskie, northern pike, walleye, and white sucker. Conducted fingerling culture in hatchery ponds. Administered grants.

Where was Tru Shrimp going to move before they were delayed with environmental permits?
LUVERNE, Minn. — Less than three months after a start-up aquaculture company reaffirmed its commitment to build its first shrimp-farming facility in Luverne, the company has temporarily pulled out of the southwestern Minnesota community to instead build across the state line, in Madison, S.D.
In addition to a local commitment, the state of Minnesota had invested nearly $2 million in public infrastructure improvements to support the project.

The city had been working with tru Shrimp for more than 18 months on the project, which included a rich incentive package. The company was getting a 67-acre site free of charge, a graduated five-year tax abatement and $3 million a year in incentives from the state. The state and city had also kicked in $2.6 million in infrastructure improvements.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/minnesota-towns-shrimp-farming-dreams-are-put-on-ice-11547139600