Frigorificos del Morrazo group, located in Cangas, Spain, manages Nova Seafish Ltd. Fleet, flagged in the Falkland Islands. This fishing company operates the freezing-trawler M/V Robin M Lee. The ship is modern unit:
¤ 2015 GT
¤ Length: 70 m
¤ Width: 13 m

Armadora Pereira manage a fleet of 18 fishing vessels, operating in the Southern Atlantic (Namibia, Senegal, Falkland Islands, Argentina, etc.).

The Chymar – Golden Touza Ltd. Group was founded in 1976 by Antonio Touza Blanco. The fleet is composed of three refrigerated trawlers, two of which are owned by Golden Touza Ltd.

The M/V Rio Caxil is one of the most technically advanced trawler of the whole Spanish fleet. This ship is managed by the company Pesquera INTER SA.

 

Hermanos Gandón operates a fleet of five refrigerated ship on the high seas. They are all in the North Atlantic fishing ocean perch, halibut, grenadiers, and other deep ocean species.

Testa & Cunhas has a fleet of 14 fishing boats based in the main Portuguese ports: Matosinhos, Aveiro, Peniche, Sesimbra, Setùbal, Portimăo.

With a fleet of 27 fishing vessels, the Amasua Group’s refrigerated fleet began its activities in the 1970s in sub-Saharan waters.
The eleven deep-sea prawn fishing vessels operate in Mozambique’s waters.

The 74-metre Playa de Sartaxens trawler’s fishing grounds have been off the coast of the Falkland islands for many years.
With the aim of better respecting the environment and preparing its ships for compliance with future international contaminant gas emissions standards, Grupo Moradiña decided to use Xbee®for the largest unit in its fleet in December 2006.

Pesquera Rodriguez SA, a company set up in 1940, holds 27.5% of the Spanish fishing quotas for cod in the sea-areas of North Atlantic, NAFO, Svalbaard, Norway etc. Furthermore, the company holds quotas for fishing black halibut, haddock, skate, nordic shrimp…