Video game developers plow capital into aquaculture tech startup

The company has been growing its presence thanks to a private equity investment last year, and the investment from executives that worked on a version of the video game Minecraft will only help.

Nathan Pyne-Carter CEO of fish stunner startup Ace Aquatec with Chris van der Kuyl of video game developer 4J Studio at the Water's Edge, Dundee.
Nathan Pyne-Carter CEO of fish stunner startup Ace Aquatec with Chris van der Kuyl of video game developer 4J Studio at the Water's Edge, Dundee.Photo: Stewart Attwood
Published 8 July 2020, 08:25Updated 9 July 2020, 21:10
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