Highlights

• Sea Forest disclosed an agreement referencing 480,000 head of cattle with Teys Australia on 7 October.

• The company uses compounds derived from Asparagopsis seaweed in its livestock feed product known as SeaFeed.

• Sea Forest subsequently lodged a first-quarter FY27 update and Annual General Meeting documents during October 2026.

• Its quoted November price increase occurred on extremely light volume, with only 26 shares reported traded.

A livestock feed agreement is the main operational development for Sea Forest Limited (ASX:SEA). The agri-tech company is building its SeaFeed Business around a red seaweed-derived product as recent filings outline its activities.

Market Activity

Sea Forest’s quoted move on Wednesday is a thin-trade artefact. ed the stock up about 3.3% at around AUD 1.57 at roughly 2:40pm AEDT on 11 November 2026, but Volume was just 26 shares.

Company Operations

The ASX describes Sea Forest as an agri-tech company supplying sustainably produced products that reduce methane emissions from livestock and improve productivity. Its flagship product, SeaFeed, is based on bioactive compounds found in Asparagopsis, a red seaweed native to Australian coastal waters.

Recent Company Filings

On 7 October 2026 (AEDT) the company lodged a price-sensitive announcement headlined as signing a 480,000 head deal with Teys Australia. It followed with a price-sensitive 1Q27 quarterly update on 28 October and its 2026 AGM notice.

Trading Snapshot

About 56 million shares are on issue. The 52-week range runs from roughly AUD 1.38 to AUD 3.88, so the shares trade well below their 12-month high. Average Daily Volume is only about 25,000 shares.