
Two legacies, one company.
Mikra brings together the combined experience of Micro and Klaki, uniting expertise in seafood processing, automation and robotics.
The Micro story
Micro was founded in 1996 by Sveinn Sigurðsson and Steinn Árni Ásgeirsson. In its early years, the company mainly serviced Icelandic fishing vessels, but over time it grew into an established high-tech solution company designing and producing food processing equipment for a range of industries, mainly the fish industry. The company profile highlights more than 40 employees, over 100 customers, and more than 25 years of experience.


The Klaki story
Klaki traces back to 1972, when Benedikt Sigurðsson established the company to meet a clear need for better conveying solutions in seafood processing. It began with gravity rollers and telescopic conveyors and expanded into fish lifts, pumps, block ejectors and later automation, robotics and machine vision. Klaki has specialised for over 50 years in automated equipment for the food and production industry, at sea and on land — safe and reliable solutions, good service access and hygienic design being the hallmarks of its production.
Over 50 years in the making
Klaki is founded
Benedikt Sigurðsson establishes Klaki to meet a clear need for better conveying solutions in seafood processing — starting with gravity rollers and telescopic conveyors.
Micro is founded
Sveinn Sigurðsson and Steinn Árni Ásgeirsson found Micro, servicing Icelandic fishing vessels before growing into a specialist in food processing equipment.
Decades of growth
Klaki expands into fish lifts, pumps, block ejectors, robotics and machine vision. Micro grows past 40 employees and 100 customers across the fishing industry.
Mikra is formed
Micro and Klaki unite as Mikra — one stronger company offering equipment, automation, software and service from a single source.
Why choose Mikra
Built to support the next generation of seafood production, Mikra helps processors improve efficiency, reliability and performance through practical, integrated solutions. Instead of fragmented vendors, customers get one accountable partner from concept and engineering to automation, installation and long-term service.