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ABOUT
WILD CAUGHT
SEAFOOD

Oceana Wild Caught Seafood serves as a foundational pillar managing the sustainable harvesting, processing & marketing of Hake, Horse Mackerel, Squid, and Lobster. We operate through a series of strategic joint ventures with quota holders and partners within South Africa & Namibia. Our focus is on maximising the value & sustainability of each stakeholder. An additional quota is contracted to optimise vessel capacity and efficiency.

17

VESSELS

1

LANDBASED FACILITY

945

EMPLOYEES

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ABOUT
WILD CAUGHT
SEAFOOD

Oceana Wild Caught Seafood manages the sustainable harvesting, processing and marketing of Hake, Horse Mackerel, Squid, and Lobster. We operate through a series of strategic joint ventures with quota holders and partners within South Africa and Namibia. Our focus is on maximising the value and sustainability of each stakeholder. Additional quota is contracted to optimise vessel capacity and efficiency.

17

VESSELS

1

LANDBASED FACILITY

945

EMPLOYEES

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Regulatory Compliance
& Advocacy

We’re committed to sustainability through both local compliance and global advocacy. Locally, we work with regulatory bodies like DFFE, NRCS, and SAMSA, and are members of RFA, FISHSA, SADSTIA, SCRL, & the WCRL Association. Globally, we are an MSC-certified fishery and engage with international forums like the Groundfish Forum & Harvest Council to promote responsible fishing worldwide.

Fleet Management
& Development

Our fleet, equipped with cutting-edge on-the-water-freezer-factory vessels, ensures the highest quality of seafood by minimising the time from catch to freeze. We are committed to continual investments in our fleet and technology, alongside significant focus on developing our team's skills to equip them for future operational needs and advancements.

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Regulatory Compliance
& Advocacy

We’re committed to sustainability through both local compliance and global advocacy. Locally, we work with regulatory bodies like DFFE, NRCS, and SAMSA, and are members of RFA, FishSA, SADSTIA, SCRL, and the WCRL Association. Globally, we are an MSC-certified fishery and are members of international forums like the Groundfish Forum and Harvest Council to promote responsible fishing worldwide.

Fleet Management
& Development

Our fleet, equipped with on-the-water-freezer-factory vessels, ensures the highest quality of seafood by minimising the time from catch to freeze. We are committed to continual investments in our fleet and technology, alongside significant focus on developing our team's skills to equip them for future operational needs and advancements.

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COMMITTED TO
SUSTAINABLE FISHING

SUSTAINABLE QUOTAS & STOCK MANAGEMENT

We adhere to national and international fishing regulations and actively participate in organisational bodies like MSC to support long-term stock health.

BYCATCH REDUCTION & SELECTIVE FISHING

We implement measures to reduce bycatch, protect non-target species, and monitor catches in real time to improve fishing precision.

ONBOARD PROCESSING & FREEZING

We begin processing catch immediately onboard before freezing it within hours to maintain food safety, quality, and freshness.

FLEET MODERNISATION & EFFICIENCY

We invest in our vessels and upgrade technology to improve catch tracking, operational efficiency, and environmental sustainability.

TRACEABILITY & COMPLIANCE

We ensure full traceability from catch to market and comply with strict regulatory requirements for legal and ethical sourcing.

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BODIES
& ASSOCIATIONS

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SPECIES BREAKDOWN

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BODIES
& ASSOCIATIONS

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FishSA logo.png
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SOUTH COAST ROCK LOBSTER

21mt Per Year (TAC 411mt)

1 Joint Venture

1 Vessel

Frozen & tailed

USA

WEST COAST ROCK LOBSTER

37mt Per Year (TAC 505mt)

1 Joint Venture

5 Vessels

Live & frozen

Hong Kong, Japan

HAKE

Deep Sea:
14 000mt per year (TAC 126 800mt)

Inshore:
364mt per year (TAC 9342mt)

3 Joint Ventures

4 Vessels

Headed & gutted, frozen

Europe, UK, Australia, Namibia, South Africa

HORSE MACKEREL

South Africa:
6000mt per year (TAC 27 600mt)

Namibia:
8000mt per year (TAC 206 000mt)

4 Joint Ventures

3 Vessels

Frozen whole

Central, Southern, & Western Africa

SQUID

167 permits of 2443 (TAE)

1 Joint Venture

9 Vessels

Frozen whole

Europe, UK

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WEST COAST ROCK LOBSTER

37mt Per Year (TAC 505mt)

1 Joint Venture

5 Vessels

Live & frozen

Hong Kong, Japan

SOUTH COAST ROCK LOBSTER

21mt Per Year (TAC 411mt)

1 Joint Venture

0 Vessels

Live & tailed

USA

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HAKE

Deep Sea:
14 000mt per year (TAC 126 800mt)

Inshore:
364mt per year (TAC 9342mt)

3 Joint Ventures

4 Vessels

Headed & gutted, frozen

Europe, UK, Australia, Namibia, South Africa

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HORSE MACKEREL

South Africa:
6000mt per year (TAC 27 600mt)

Namibia:
8000mt per year (TAC 206 000mt)

4 Joint Ventures

3 Vessels

Frozen whole

Central, Southern, & Western Africa

SQUID

167 permits of 2443 (TAE)

1 Joint Venture

8 Vessels

Frozen whole

Europe, UK

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