Safe at Sea Expands with SeaRanger Sale to Norwegian Red Cross
Safe at Sea's SeaRanger system finds a new home with the Geilo Red Cross, enhancing their water rescue capabilities.
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Safe at Sea's largest boat system, SeaRanger, has been sold to the Geilo Red Cross in Norway, strengthening their water rescue operations in fjord areas.
In a significant development for Safe at Sea, the Swedish company has announced the sale of its SeaRanger system to the Geilo Red Cross in Norway. This sale, facilitated by Hode over Vann, Safe at Sea's Norwegian distributor, marks an important milestone in the company's expansion into the Nordic rescue operations market.
The Geilo Red Cross, known for its vital rescue operations in Norway's challenging fjord areas, has chosen the SeaRanger system to bolster its water rescue fleet. The SeaRanger, Safe at Sea's largest and most advanced boat system, is designed to perform in the most demanding conditions. Developed in collaboration with the South African Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), it boasts high buoyancy, exceptional stability in rough waters, and superior maneuverability.
Lukas Brehm, Vice President at Safe at Sea, expressed his enthusiasm about the sale, stating, 'It's great to see that the Norwegian Red Cross has also recognized the value of our SeaRanger platform. We are confident that it will be a valuable asset to their operations.'
The delivery of the SeaRanger system is scheduled for the third quarter of 2025, with the order valued at approximately SEK 500,000. This strategic acquisition by the Geilo Red Cross not only enhances their operational capabilities but also underscores the growing recognition of Safe at Sea's innovative solutions in the field of maritime rescue.
For investors, this sale signifies Safe at Sea's potential for growth and increased market penetration. The company's collaboration with international rescue organizations and its ability to meet the stringent demands of such entities highlight its competitive edge in the maritime safety industry.
Given the current trajectory and the successful expansion into new markets, investors might consider holding their position in Safe at Sea. The company's strategic partnerships and product innovations position it well for future growth, making it a promising prospect in the long term.
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Hode over Vann, den norska distributören för Safe at Sea, har sålt ett SeaRanger-system till Röda Korset i Geilo. Geilo Röda Korset, som verkar i fjordområden, utökar sin vattenräddningsflotta med detta tillskott. SeaRanger är Safe at Seas största båtsystem, utvecklat i samarbete med South African Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), och är känt för sin höga bärighet, stabilitet i grov sjö och utmärkta manövrerbarhet. Lukas Brehm, vice VD på Safe at Sea, uttrycker att det är glädjande att norska Röda Korset har insett värdet av SeaRanger-plattformen och att den kommer att vara en värdefull tillgång för deras verksamhet. Leveransen är planerad till tredje kvartalet 2025 och ordervärdet är cirka 500 000 SEK.
