Oslo Seafood Center As

What Oslo Seafood Center As does

Oslo Seafood Center AS operates dedicated seafood terminals at two strategically located sites in Norway: Oslo/Alnabru (3,600 sqm) and Gardermoen (17,300 sqm), with a combined 20,900 sqm footprint, 50 truck ramps, and 440 sqm of freezer capacity. The company serves Norwegian seafood producers, exporters, and transport carriers requiring cold-chain handling, re-packing, customs, and onward distribution services with uninterrupted cold chain integrity. Its terminal at Gardermoen achieved BREEAM environmental certification in 2023, and an 8,100 sqm air-cargo expansion is planned for 2025.

The company's core technology asset is SeaLog, a proprietary ERP platform launched in 2018 that processes approximately 100,000 orders per year. SeaLog integrates directly with customer ERP systems and carrier TMS platforms, and incorporates Maritech fisheries data feeds, enabling real-time order handling, traceability, and capacity scheduling across both terminals. The company is developing an AI-orchestrated value chain platform in collaboration with EU programs, universities, and AI professors, intended to move beyond process automation toward autonomous orchestration of logistics flows.

The business model is B2B terminal services revenue, with custom pricing contracts and additional revenue lines from value-added services such as customs handling, packaging, and dedicated intermodal operations. The company operates with a lean overhead of only three back-office staff supporting a wider operational headcount in the 51-100 range. In 2024, the company was acquired by Kotra & Delanchy, integrating it into a larger international logistics group with multi-country reach.

Name

Oslo Seafood Center As

Legal name

Oslo Seafood Center

Website

https://osfc.no

Company type

Private

Founded year

2015

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Oslo Seafood Center AS is Norway's largest independent seafood terminal operator, running 20,900 sqm of cold-chain facilities at Oslo/Alnabru and Gardermoen airport, serving seafood producers, exporters, and carriers via its proprietary SeaLog ERP platform.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Seafood Cold Chain Logistics

NAICS

Refrigerated Warehousing and Storage (49312), Refrigerated Warehousing and Storage (493120)

SIC

Public Warehousing & Storage (4220)

akta.pro primary industry

Meat, Poultry & Seafood Refrigerated Warehousing (TLALABAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

Chilled/Refrigerated Food Warehousing (0–5°C) (AFAOAFAD), Frozen Food Cold Storage (TLALABAB), Dedicated/Contract Cold Storage (Single-Client) (AFAOAFAB), Food & Beverage Frozen Storage (Meat, Seafood, Dairy, Produce, Bakery) (TLALACAA)

Keywords

• Seafood terminal logistics
• Cold storage services
• Refrigerated cargo handling
• Frozen seafood logistics
• Terminal warehousing

Headquarters

HQ city

Gardermoen

HQ country

Norway

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Terminal Operations: Core revenue from terminal operations including reloading, picking, labelling and repacking of frozen and chilled seafood goods with professional quality control.
2. Storage Services: Temperature-controlled storage services with 440 sqm freezer capacity across both terminals, with digital traceability and SeaLog portal access.
3. Air Freight Handling: Secure air-freight zone for time-critical seafood shipments with temperature-controlled areas and full documentation for export flow.
4. Facility Rental: Office space for rent (600 sqm office cabins), dry goods storage (500 sqm), and on-site fuel station and truck wash facilities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Oslo Seafood Center provides cold storage, terminal handling, and logistics services for refrigerated and frozen seafood cargo across two facilities in Oslo and Gardermoen totaling 20,900 sqm. Services include reloading, picking, labelling, repacking, temperature-controlled storage (440 sqm freezer capacity), and air-freight handling, all coordinated through the proprietary SeaLog ERP platform that integrates with customer ERPs and carrier TMS systems.

Product overview

Oslo Seafood Center operates as a seafood terminal logistics provider with two main facilities (Oslo Terminal 3,600 sqm and Gardermoen Terminal 17,300 sqm) totaling 20,900 sqm. The company offers a unified platform approach anchored by SeaLog, a proprietary ERP system built specifically for terminal logistics. SeaLog serves as the core platform with multiple integrated components: the SeaLog Digital Portal for real-time customer visibility, SeaLog 3PL/4PL Transport Access for carrier/driver operations, and SeaLog API Integration for ERP/TMS connectivity. The company provides terminal operations services including storage (440 sqm freezer capacity), reloading, picking, labelling, repacking, and air-freight handling. All facilities and services are managed through the SeaLog platform, which processes approximately 100,000 orders per year.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• SeaLog: Proprietary ERP system for terminal logistics that handles orders from receipt to invoicing. The company reports nearly 100,000 orders per year through SeaLog.

Products and services

• SeaLog ERP Platform Proprietary ERP platform purpose-built for seafood terminal logistics, managing the entire operational chain from order receipt to invoicing. Processes approximately 100,000 orders per year with real-time customer portal, 3PL/4PL transport access, and seamless API integration with customer ERPs and carrier TMS.
• Terminal Operations Service Complete terminal handling services including reloading, picking, labelling and repacking of frozen and chilled seafood goods with professional quality control, 24/7 availability on request, and flexible solutions. Available at both Oslo and Gardermoen facilities.
• Temperature-Controlled Storage and Logistics Safe temperature-controlled storage with 440 sqm freezer capacity across both terminals (240 sqm Oslo + 200 sqm Gardermoen), digital traceability via SeaLog portal, 24/7 temperature monitoring, and fast reloading services.
• Oslo Terminal (Alnabru) Facility 3,600 sqm terminal at Alnabru, Oslo with 16 ramps, 240 sqm freezer, 18,000 sqm plot, rail connection to freight train terminal, ferry access to Europe, 600 sqm office cabins for rent, 500 sqm dry goods storage, on-site fuel station and truck wash. Located inside toll ring for cost savings.
• Gardermoen Terminal (World Seafood Center) Facility 17,300 sqm BREEAM-certified terminal at World Seafood Center, described as the world's largest cold storage terminal for seafood, with 34 ramps, 200 sqm freezer, dedicated driver lounge, secure air-freight zone, 12 offices, 4 expedition rooms, changing rooms for 100, canteen for 50, and workshop facilities. Located close to Oslo Airport Gardermoen.
• Air-Freight Handling Service Secure, compliant handling of regulated air-freight seafood shipments including secure receipt and verification, temperature-controlled areas, fast cross-dock and export flow, and full documentation with digital traceability coordinated via SeaLog.
• Facility Rental (Office, Dry Goods, Fuel, Truck Wash) Rental of 600 sqm office cabins, 500 sqm dry goods storage, and on-site fuel station and truck wash facilities at Oslo Terminal, available to terminal customers and partners.

Quantifiable outcome

• Revenue scaling from NOK 3M to NOK 100M without increasing back-office staff
• +4 more outcomes

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

Yes

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

AI capability2 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• MaritechcoreTechnology or IntegrationSeaLog platform is connected to Maritech for fisheries data integration, enabling seamless flow of seafood industry-specific data across the terminal operations ecosystem.
• EU, Universities and AI ProfessorsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration to build a next-generation AI platform creating an AI-orchestrated value chain in logistics. Part of five converging layers of advanced AI infrastructure being developed.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights12 records

Regional players

• Grieg Logistics: Norway-based logistics provider with seafood and shipping connections, including cold chain and terminal-adjacent services; comparable in Norwegian seafood logistics but operates from a broader shipping/logistics base.
• Royal Greenland (Cold Chain Operations): Vertically integrated seafood company with cold storage and logistics operations in the North Atlantic; comparable seafood cold-chain infrastructure but primarily Greenland-focused and integrated with harvesting/processing rather than independent terminal services.

Direct peers

• Coldstar Solutions: Coldstar operates temperature-controlled logistics and warehousing for seafood in Norway, providing comparable cold storage, cross-docking, and value-added handling services to the same seafood producer/exporter customer base.
• Nor-Cargo: Norwegian temperature-controlled logistics provider specializing in seafood transport and cold chain distribution, directly overlapping with Oslo Seafood Center's terminal and refrigerated handling services in the same Norwegian market.
• Bring Cold Chain: Bring (part of PostNord) operates cold chain and refrigerated logistics in the Nordics with terminal and warehousing capabilities for seafood and other perishables, directly competitive in Norwegian temperature-controlled distribution.

Broad incumbents

• Lineage Logistics: Global temperature-controlled warehousing operator with a broad network across Europe and North America; offers overlapping cold storage capabilities for seafood but as part of a much larger, multi-product portfolio rather than seafood specialization.
• Kuehne+Nagel (Perishable Logistics): Global freight forwarder with a dedicated perishable logistics product serving seafood exporters; comparable in cold-chain handling but operates as a forwarder rather than terminal owner.
• Americold Logistics: One of the world's largest refrigerated warehousing operators, providing temperature-controlled storage and value-added logistics at scale; comparable infrastructure operator but not specialized in seafood terminals.
• DSV (Cold Chain Logistics): DSV provides cold chain and refrigerated transport solutions across Europe, including seafood; a broad incumbent with overlapping seafood cold-chain capabilities but far larger and more diversified than Oslo Seafood Center.

Others

• Maritech: Provider of fisheries/seafood industry software and data, already integrated with Oslo Seafood Center's SeaLog platform; adjacent ecosystem participant supplying seafood supply-chain data rather than competing on terminal services.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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