Stingray: A sustainable revolution in aquaculture, Made in Norway

Page date: Published 27 Oct 2025; updated 25 Mar 2026. 3 min read.

Founded in 2012, Stingray develops aquaculture technology, with development and production based in Oslo. Its system uses laser technology to remove sea lice and monitor fish health, according to the article. The company and publisher say the method avoids physically handling fish and is intended to reduce stress, injury and mortality; the page does not provide independent outcome data.

Stingray received the Made in Norway label and says it helps communicate Norwegian product development and manufacturing to domestic and international customers. The article reports that the company had delivered more than 2,900 system nodes and names 2016 as the first commercial installations, with major milestones and record deliveries in 2020 and 2023–2025. Figures and descriptions are the article’s claims as of publication/update.

Contact listed: John Arne Breivik, CEO, john.breivik@stingray.no. Phone number is behind a reveal control. Related links: Aquaculture and fisheries; Technology; Made in Norway.