Latest NewsMergers and AcquisitionsSEAM acquires Austevoll Elektro 

SEAM acquires Austevoll Elektro 

SEAM, a leading supplier of low and zero emission technology to the maritime industry, announces today the acquisition of Austevoll Elektro AS, a total supplier of maritime electrical services and system solutions with over 50 years of experience in the industry.

SEAM, which has had strong success in a wide range of vessel segments, has big growth ambitions. With this acquisition, SEAM strengthens its position as a total supplier in the Norwegian market, especially within vessels for aquaculture and farming.

This acquisition will significantly increase our maritime service offering and capacity, and give us an even stronger position in the market for smaller vessels, says Gunvald Mortvedt, CEO of SEAM.

Austevoll Elektro’s expertise in electrification and automation complements SEAM’s existing service offering in system development, system integration, digitization and electrification.

Austevoll Elektro has an impressive history and a solid reputation in the market. They share our values ​​and their experience and competent team will be a valuable addition to SEAM. We have collaborated with Austevoll Elektro in the past and have great respect for their expertise and dedication to quality, says Mortvedt.

Managing director, Rune Kolbeinsvik, says that the sale has been made to facilitate a generational change in the company. Austevoll Elektro has experienced great growth and an increased complexity in their deliveries in recent years. Kolbeinsvik states that it is tremendously gratifying to see new generations of highly competent employees filling increasingly demanding roles in the company.

With SEAM, we have the best chance for further development for the company and the employees. We look forward to becoming part of SEAM and benefiting from their innovative technology and expertise. This will give us new opportunities to develop and offer even better services to our customers, says Kolbeinsvik.

As a subsidiary of SEAM, Austevoll Elektro will have access to SEAM’s technology, solutions and expertise, which will contribute to increased efficiency, flexibility and new opportunities in the market. Austevoll Elektro AS will continue to operate under its own name and serve its customers along the entire coast with tailor-made solutions within the shipping industry, aquaculture and industry.

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