UniSea partners with Adelis to accelerate growth and global expansion

UniSea has delivered maritime software since 1997 and is today the leading provider of HSEQ SaaS, supporting maritime customers worldwide. To accelerate international growth and support the company’s continued development, Unisea is now partnering with Adelis as new majority owner.
With over 25 years of experience as a global maritime software provider, UniSea supports its customers with regulatory compliance and optimising internal work processes through a modern and user friendly HSEQ SaaS. Moreover, UniSea is also an IT services partner for key customers. The company has a world leading position in its niche. Today, UniSea serves over 90 customers with 1 500 vessels across the Nordics, Europe, and North America, including some of the largest shipping companies in the world.
”We have made a thorough assessment of the broader maritime software market, where we see multiple secular trends driving future growth. UniSea stands out as a clear market leader within its niche, and is a strong platform for further global expansion within the fast-growing maritime software market. We are impressed by UniSea’s experienced management team and approach to customer-driven product development, and we look forward to partnering with the management team to support the continued growth journey,” says Jørgen Møinichen and Lene Stern from Adelis.
”UniSea is seeking a partner to help accelerate our international growth and support the company’s continued development. We know that Adelis has extensive experience in developing software companies globally and are excited to partner with them to further improve our value proposition towards our customers and create a leading global maritime software company,” says UniSea’s CEO Kurt Roar Vilhelmsen.
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