Aurora Abalone is developing sustainable land-based abalone aquaculture in Iceland. Its closed-loop SustainCycle™ system uses lava-filtered seawater, geothermal heat and Icelandic seaweed-based feed to raise clean, chemical-free abalone in biosecure conditions. The company combines Iceland’s natural resources with advanced aquaculture technology to supply premium live and frozen abalone for international markets.

Drónatækni is a Grindavík-based technology company specialising in drone solutions and aerial operations. The company uses drone technology for imaging, inspection and data collection, providing efficient new ways to monitor infrastructure, environments and operations.

The Icelandic School of Fisheries is a renowned institution at the forefront maritime education. With a focus on sustainable fishing practices, the school combines traditional knowledge with innovative approaches to ensure the long-term health and viability of marine ecosystems. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of fisheries, aquaculture, biology, ecology and policy. Graduates of the school are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue careers in the fishing industry or in related fields such as aquaculture and research. Through its commitment to sustainability and innovation, the Icelandic School of Fisheries is helping to shape the future of fishing.

Fjöltak is a Grindavík-based specialist in electrical systems and modifications for vehicles and equipment. The company delivers complete solutions including auxiliary electrical systems, warning and work lighting, communications equipment, reflective markings and custom fabrication for emergency response vehicles, commercial equipment and other specialist projects.

Klafar is a Grindavík-based company specialising in professional landing services for the fishing industry. The company supports fishing vessels and seafood producers with efficient handling of catch and related harbour services, drawing on extensive knowledge of the day-to-day operations of Icelandic fisheries.

Stálvirkni is a Grindavík-based metalwork and engineering company providing fabrication, maintenance and technical services for industry. The company combines skilled craftsmanship with practical expertise to deliver specialised solutions for demanding marine and industrial environments.

TG raf is a Grindavík-rooted electrical contractor specialising in electrical installations, marine electrical systems, automation and industrial control. The company supports fishing vessels, seafood processing, factories and other industries with electrical design, switchboard manufacturing, installations, control systems and maintenance, combining decades of local expertise with a strong focus on operational reliability.

Veiðafæraþjónustan provides fishing gear and specialised services to Iceland’s commercial fishing fleet. Based in Grindavík, the company supports vessels with the equipment, maintenance and practical expertise required for reliable and efficient fishing operations.

Viknordik specialises in plastic piping systems and technical infrastructure for aquaculture, utilities and industry. Based in Grindavík, the company provides installation, welding, testing and specialised solutions for demanding environments, with particular expertise in water systems for land-based aquaculture.

Visit Grindavík presents the town as an open and active destination shaped by the Atlantic, a strong fishing heritage, remarkable volcanic landscapes and a resilient local community. The platform helps visitors discover what to see, do, eat and experience in Grindavík while supporting local businesses and sharing the town’s evolving story.