Mintra, a global leader in digital learning and workforce management solutions for the maritime and energy sectors, is pleased to announce that it has completed the acquisition of SQLearn, a leading Greek provider of online maritime training solutions. This strategic acquisition marks the next phase in Mintra’s commitment to support the maritime industry’s digital transformation, with a special focus on Greece and beyond.

With decades of international experience in learning, HR and crew-management solutions, Mintra brings to the table a comprehensive suite of software and services, enabling global workforce optimisation, learning delivery, compliance management and more. Its flagship platforms, Trainingportal and OCS HR, have earned a strong reputation across the maritime sector.

Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Piraeus, SQLearn has become the most trusted name in Greek-based maritime e-learning. Its offerings include an in-house developed learning management system, a rich library of STCW-approved online courses (covering safety, security, environmental compliance, soft skills, vetting readiness, and more), and advanced training delivery tools compatible with onboard and ashore use. SQLearn supports more than 1,000 vessels, 50,000 seafarers and 150 shipping companies worldwide.

This acquisition brings together two market leaders with a shared vision – combining Mintra’s global reach, with SQLearn’s strong Greek heritage, specialised content development, and deep understanding of local maritime training needs. The result is a powerful value proposition that will accelerate digital learning adoption in Greece, while making advanced maritime technologies accessible to Mintra’s global customer base.

“I am excited about the opportunities this acquisition creates for SQLearn. With Mintra powering our Greek-developed products while offering international reach through Mintra’s global presence, we foresee enormous benefits for shipowners and seafarers alike,” said Spyros Goumas, CEO of SQLearn.

From Mintra’s side, the acquisition reflects a strong commitment to invest in the Greek maritime industry, leveraging SQLearn’s established commercial network and stellar reputation. “We are proud and excited to welcome SQLearn into the Mintra family,” said Kevin Short, CEO of Mintra. “We believe that their proven products and local expertise will help us deliver greater value in Greece and beyond, supporting the maritime industry’s urgent need for digital transformation through high-impact training and technology.”

Both SQLearn and Mintra would like to extend their appreciation to Advokatfirmaet CLP DA, KBVL Law Firm, Deloitte Advisory, and Nordea Bank for their valuable support throughout the transaction.

Together, Mintra and SQLearn will continue to deliver accredited, high-quality courses, training-management tools, and crew competency solutions, helping shipping companies meet regulatory demands, enhance safety and sustainability, and manage crews efficiently across global fleets.