We have a competitive edge in developing companies that leverage our collective knowledge across different business areas within the Grieg Group. But we don’t stop there. We are always on the lookout for scalable technology, especially in the B2B software-as-a-service space. If it’s data-driven and has the potential to create a healthier ocean or positively impact the Group’s core activities, we are highly interested. Our latest investments showcase our commitment to investing in cutting-edge technology. One investment boasts a unique software and data-enabling hardware component, while the other has the potential to be a game-changing SaaS product. With Grieg Kapital, you can be confident that your innovative technology will have the support it needs to thrive and make a difference.
Biosort is developing next-generation, individual-based lice control for salmon farming. The system is designed to remove lice continuously in the pen, targeting early stages to suppress lice population growth and reduce or eliminate the need for wellboat treatments. Combining advanced machine vision, AI and individual fish identification, the technology will improve fish welfare and provide valuable insights into individual fish health.
GT Wings are redefining the future of the commercial shipping industry with their cutting-edge wind propulsion technology, AirWing™. Designed to drastically cut fuel consumption and emissions, AirWing™ can be retrofitted and installed on newbuild vessels, delivering maximum fuel savings with minimal operational impact.
Aquabyte is leading the journey towards more data-driven fish farming and combines durable camera hardware, advanced machine learning and AI, and a user-friendly portal that delivers critical data on lice counts, fish weight, welfare, and behavior. The system provides unique, real-time insights into both fish and environmental conditions, making it a powerful decision-support tool across all stages of production.
Remora Robotics is an innovative player in robotic technology and has developed an autonomous net cleaner for the aquaculture industry, contributing to better fish health and sustainable development for the sector. Remora combines advanced sensors to monitor and inspect fish pens while simultaneously cleaning nets of harmful fouling. The sensor data from Remora can help farmers compare and enhance their understanding of the environment within the pens, the location, and the nearby region.
OSAC is a SINTEF spin-off that has developed an advanced sensor-based positioning system. The PingMe solution provides continuous information on position, depth, and temperature, helping owners of subsea equipment improve precision, efficiency, and safety—while reducing gear loss.The product’s durable competitive advantage lies in its patents coveringcommunication between transmitter and receiver.
Professional underwater ROVs designed, developed, produced, and serviced in Norway. Reliable and user-friendly underwater technology for frictionless access to what’s below the surface.
Goodtech is the leading system integrator in the Nordic regions with more than 300 skilled employees who, with their experience and expertise, contribute to streamlining industry – every day! Their range of expertise lives up to the ambition to digitize industrial operations and improve their customers’ competitiveness by combining process and solution expertise with new technology. Goodtech is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Zeabuz develops autonomous navigation technology for the maritime industry. Its system combines radar, LiDAR, cameras and GPS to give vessels full situational awareness, collision avoidance and automatic docking, with remote monitoring from shore. Born out of NTNU’s research on autonomous marine operations, Zeabuz was behind the world’s first commercial autonomous passenger ferry and now delivers solutions across ferries, workboats and other vessel segments, helping operators improve safety, cut emissions and address crew shortages.