Mintra fuels rapid Maritime Sector growth and increases technology footprint with Seably and WellAtSea acquisition

Mintra Holding a leading provider of digital learning and Human Capital Management solutions for the Maritime and Energy industries – announces it has acquired Seably, a community driven digital learning marketplace for maritime professionals and WellAtSea, a maritime wellness platform encouraging sustainable lifestyle changes for seafarers. The acquisition highlights Mintra’s accelerated growth in the global maritime sector and is the next step in the strategic goal of rapid market share increase.
Seably hosts a community driven marketplace of over 700 maritime courses and together with WellAtSea adds technological innovations which will take Mintra’s existing industry-leading Human Capital Management solutions and digital learning to the next level.
Andrea Lodolo, CEO of Seably, comments:
“Today’s announcement is the result of the hard work and dedication of everyone at Seably as well as the support of our loyal client base. We are certain that our organization and products will benefit from joining Mintra, and by aligning our visions we can grow the combined maritime market share more effectively. This is a smart move for Seably as well as our customers.”
Kevin Short, CEO of Mintra, states:
“This is a significant milestone for our business, one of many to follow, and a testament to the rapidly growing business which we are building. I’m incredibly excited about the potential this recent acquisition unlocks for Mintra. Seably’s notable growth over the past few years is a testament to the high quality of solutions and digital learning this acquisition will bring to Mintra.”
“Not only does this acquisition allow Mintra to grow in the maritime market, but it also provides existing as well as new customers with new capabilities to meet the demands of digitalisation and automation in the sector.”
This latest announcement follows Mintra’s acquisitions of OCS HR in 2016, Atlas Knowledge in 2018 and Safebridge GmbH in 2021. By adding 100s of customer accounts and over 65,000 users to its systems, Mintra will now be serving over 4,100 customer accounts and 2.5 million system users worldwide.
With the recent acquisition of Seably, Mintra further strengthens its position as a chosen maritime provider – the agile and scalable provider and competitor. The acquisition will enable Mintra to bring to the market a further improved maritime offering which will allow existing as well as new customers to develop and deploy their people with improved efficiency.
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