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Table 14.2 Long-term hake deep-sea trawl (HDST) rights allocation in South Africa (2006-2020).

2006 before Final 2006 LTR Final 2006 LTR % of total

Name of company adjustment Gain/loss (tonnes) allocation (tonnes) allocation (tonnes) allocation Classification

1 I&J 41.217 −1 . 213 40.003 75.501 60 Big 2 (I&J,

SH/Atlantic)

2 Sea Harvest 31.932 −4 . 593 27.339

3 Atlantic 9.795 − 1 . 637 8.158

4 Foodcorp (Marpro) 6.554 1.547 8.102 23.735 19 Medium 7

(2 000-10 000
tonnes)

5 Vuna Fishing 1.020 1.941 2.962

6 Saco 952 1.926 2.878

7 Viking 2.779 21 2.800

8 Bato Star 792 1.781 2.573

9 Eyethu/Pioneer 328 2.000 2.328

10 Mayibuye 659 1.433 2.092

11 Fernpar 2.301 − 527 1.774 12.103 10 Medium-small

8 (100 2,000
tonnes)

12 Hangberg 1.129 594 1.723

13 New South Africa 1.551 58 1.609

14 Quayside 708 819 1.527

15 Surmon 1.142 349 1.491

16 BCP/Oceana 1.303 121 1.424

17 Hoxies 451 946 1.397

18 Azanian 575 584 1.159

19 Sistro 1.064 −74 990 13.983 11 Small 28 (up

to 1 000
tonnes)

20 Combined Fishing Ent. 675 282 957

21 Calamari 862 82 944

22 Ntshonalanga 754 85 838

23 Community Workers 567 205 771

24 Selecta 700 68 768

25 Usuthu 320 445 765