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Over the past 12 months, SEA has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -32% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 4% drop.
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Sea Forest Ltd
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Sea Forest Ltd grows and processes Asparagopsis, a type of red seaweed, for use as a livestock feed supplement. Its main product is designed to be mixed into cattle and other ruminant feed to help reduce methane emissions from digestion. The company sits in the agricultural supply chain between seaweed production and animal feed makers, feedlot operators, and livestock producers. The company makes money by selling its seaweed-based feed ingredient and related supply agreements to customers that want to lower the environmental footprint of their herds. Its buyers are mainly livestock businesses and feed industry partners that need a practical additive they can use in existing feeding systems. Sea Forest’s business depends on producing a reliable, farm-scale supply of this specialty seaweed and turning it into a usable commercial product. What makes Sea Forest different is that it is not a traditional feed company selling grain or fertilizer. It focuses on a narrow biological input with a very specific job: changing how livestock digest feed so they emit less methane. That puts the company at the intersection of aquaculture, animal nutrition, and emissions reduction, which gives it a role that is unusual in both the farming and climate-tech markets.
