Stingray has deployed more than 2,000 AI laser robots to shoot lice off Norwegian salmon
Esben Beck patented the lice laser in 2010. Sixteen years later Stingray has 2,565 units installed, NOK 1.42B in revenue and Novo Holdings as majority owner.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: x.com
Why it matters
Sea lice force salmon farmers into handling-heavy treatments that injure fish and cost the Norwegian industry hundreds of millions of euros. Stingray sells continuous, in-pen control and earns recurring service and leasing revenue. Novo Holdings bought a majority stake in October 2024, and Stingray has built a second Oslo factory and has an order book into autumn 2026.
Esben Beck patented the lice laser in 2010. Sixteen years later Stingray has 2,565 units installed, NOK 1.42B in revenue and Novo Holdings as majority owner.
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