Navidium and Momentum join force

Navidium and Momentum join forces to deliver digitalization to the maritime world.
A partnership to promote smart digitalization for sustainable growth in the shipping sector.
Navidium and Momentum are pleased to announce that they have signed an agreement for a strategic partnership that will support Navidium’s development of digital solutions for the maritime world. This partnership connects Navidium’s innovative concept and Momentum’s mission to support bold visions and great execution, marking a milestone for sustainability and digitalization in the maritime and global connectedness sectors.
«We are excited to add Momentum’s expertise and values to ours» said Arto Koistinen, Navidium’s CEO. «This partnership will support our ambition to become the global leading provider of digital services for the maritime sector. Together, we are out to prove a point: efficient operations and environmental concerns can be brought together to reduce costs and to comply with international regulations».
Navidium’s mission to support smart digitalization in the maritime sector will now accelerate, fostering a wider adoption of Cleantech in the shipping industry by reducing complexity and optimizing on-board and on-shore operations.
Arve Janbu Fresvik, Managing Partner at Momentum, believes that «this is a great opportunity to support a highly scalable solution, already successfully deployed by an ambitious team, aiming to deliver safe, secure, efficient, and clean shipping services. Momentum, which is backed by the Odfjell family in Norway, is glad to join forces with Navidium to promote sustainable and sensible innovation in the maritime sector».
With this agreement, Navidium is proud to strengthen its efforts towards ecological awareness and sustainable growth in one of the most crucial sectors for post-pandemic economic recovery. Going forward, Navidium will continue to establish relationships with partners to share expertise, vision, and values.
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