Ad. Aq. SRL

Exhibitors
Ad.aq. is the Italian leader in aquaculture equipment and technology for the Mediterranean and inland waters. Based in Erbusco (BS), Italy, we have spent over 25 years building a reputation for reliable, high-performance solutions for fish farming operations, backed by more than 50 years of accumulated know-how in the aquaculture and professional fishing sector.
Our flagship product line, the renowned FEEDER '30 vessels, has become a benchmark for feeding operations at offshore aquaculture installations. Built entirely in 100% HDPE (high-density polyethylene), our vessels combine exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and low maintenance with the structural strength required to operate reliably in demanding open-water conditions — a critical advantage for offshore farming sites exposed to waves, currents, and continuous operational stress.
To date, we have delivered around 100 installations and 30 vessels, serving customers across Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, France, Albania, Greece, Romania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Western Sahara, Congo and the United Arab Emirates — a track record that reflects both the versatility of our solutions and the trust placed in us by operators across diverse marine and climatic conditions.
Beyond our HDPE vessels, Ad.aq. offers a comprehensive range of equipment for the aquaculture and professional fishing industries, including cages, mooring systems, nets, ropes, and related installations, supporting operators across the full lifecycle of their farming activities.
Rooted in decades of hands-on experience in Mediterranean waters, we understand the practical challenges of aquaculture at sea and inland, and we design our solutions accordingly: robust, dependable, and built to perform where it matters most.
Today, Ad.aq. continues to grow, combining historical expertise with continuous innovation to strengthen its role as a trusted international partner for aquaculture businesses.
Visit our stand to discover the FEEDER '30 and our full range of solutions for modern aquaculture.
