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Seavium Successfully Completes First Charter Operation with Akrocean

Seavium, an innovative French maritime startup, announce the successful completion of its first charter operation, marking a significant milestone in its journey. This inaugural project was conducted in partnership with Akrocean, a leader in offshore monitoring, this achievement showcases the value of collaboration within the local ecosystem.

As a proudly French company, Seavium is especially honoured that its first client is a French company, highlighting shared values of innovation, sustainability, and mutual support within the national maritime community.

Maxime BELLORGE – COO Akrocean said “We’re very pleased to be part of the emergence of a new player in offshore wind energy. The platform proposed by Seavium has met our expectations in terms of both lead times and charter costs. We hope to be able to continue this collaboration with the aim of improving the local economic and environmental footprint of our projects.”

Thanks to Seavium’s cutting-edge platform, powered by AI-driven big data, Akrocean was able to identify and secure a suitable vessel for a critical offshore monitoring mission. By leveraging the platform’s advanced search capabilities, Seavium provided access to a curated database of vessels,focusing on the closest and most suitable options.

This approach not only reduced lead times but also helped lower costs and minimized CO2 emissions,aligning with Akrocean’s commitment to sustainability. In less than 24 hours, Seavium’s technology and its network of expert brokers identified options, and the selected vessel was secured within a week, a testament to the platform’s effectiveness.

Seavium’s strength lies in its unique 50/50 model, combining:

  • State-of-the-art technology: Real-time data, a growing fleet of vessels, and advanced market insights.
  • Human expertise: Tailored support at every step, ensuring a seamless process from vessel selection to post-operation.

This dual approach empowers clients like Akrocean to focus on their core missions while relying on Seavium to handle the complexity of maritime chartering.

With this first operation completed, Seavium reinforces its ambition to revolutionise offshore chartering by delivering efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions. The numbers behind this journey speak for themselves:

  • 55+ clients onboarded, including major offshore players.
  • 510+ vessels listed, with a target of 2,000 by 2025.
  • Plans to quadruple operations by Q1 2025, driven by innovation and collaboration.

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