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From Coastal to Inland. A Small Shift for a Bigger Future

About HaHi AQuatech

Founded in 2019, Hoang Anh Investment Agriculture Application High Technology Co., Ltd. (HAHI Aquatech) is an emerging aquaculture technology company driven by the ambition to reshape shrimp farming. HAHI Aquatech is dedicated to bringing shrimp production inland through high-efficiency systems that prioritize environmental responsibility, operational control, production performance, and long-term sustainability. By reducing dependence on coastal ecosystems, improving resource efficiency, and advancing the efficiency, resilience, and scalability of shrimp farming systems, HAHI Aquatech aims to support more responsible and sustainable shrimp production models.

OUR SERVICES

HAHI Aquatech provides integrated solutions for the shrimp farming industry, covering engineering design, technology transfer, material supply, and specialized manpower. Our solutions are developed to support the transition of shrimp farming from coastal areas to controlled inland environments, enabling greater operational efficiency, environmental responsibility, and long-term sustainability.
Supply of Materials

Supply of Materials

We provide a full range of materials and equipment essential for modern shrimp farming — from pond liners, aeration systems, and water filters to high-quality feeds and probiotics. Every product is carefully selected to ensure efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness for farmers.

Our partnerships with reputable suppliers guarantee stable quality and timely delivery, helping farmers maintain optimal conditions and improve productivity throughout the farming cycle.

Engineering Services

Engineering Services

Our engineering services cover the design, installation, and maintenance of shrimp farm infrastructure, including water treatment systems, aeration networks, and smart monitoring solutions.

We focus on applying modern engineering practices and automation technologies to improve biosecurity, reduce energy consumption, and enhance farm performance.

Manpower Supply

Manpower Supply

We provide skilled and well-trained personnel specialized in shrimp farming operations — including technicians, supervisors, and farm managers.

Our workforce is trained in modern aquaculture standards, ensuring professional practices in feeding, water quality management, and disease control. Whether for short-term projects or long-term partnerships, we deliver reliable human resources that meet your production needs.

Technology Transfer

Technology Transfer

We bring advanced shrimp farming technologies to local producers through structured technology transfer programs. These include smart pond management, water recirculation systems, biosecurity models, and data-driven decision tools.

Our goal is to help farmers adopt sustainable and profitable practices by combining scientific knowledge with real-world farming experience.

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India’s Shrimp Exports Shift Away from the US as Global Trade Patterns Change
May 05, 2026

India’s Shrimp Exports Shift Away from the US as Global Trade Patterns Change

India’s shrimp export industry continued to grow modestly in early 2026, even as exports to the United States weakened significantly. The latest export data shows that Indian exporters are ...
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Industrializing Shrimp Farming: Total Control Comes at a Cost
Apr 18, 2026

Industrializing Shrimp Farming: Total Control Comes at a Cost

In recent years, shrimp farming has been moving toward industrialization, driven by the adoption of advanced technologies. Even then, highly controlled systems are not immune to failure.
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U.S. Shrimp Imports Continue to Decline in Early 2026
Apr 14, 2026

U.S. Shrimp Imports Continue to Decline in Early 2026

U.S. shrimp imports declined in early 2026, continuing the trend that began in the second half of 2025. In January 2026, total imports reached 66,935 metric tons, down 6% year-on-year, followed by ...
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