SEASCAPE Marine Services is proud to announce its official appointment as the authorised agent for Seakeeper, the global leader in marine gyroscopic stabilisation.
This partnership positions Seascape as the exclusive representative for all Seakeeper sales and after-sales support, as well as servicing across Sub-Saharan Africa.
This milestone collaboration brings together nearly 75 years of trusted marine engineering expertise from Seascape Marine Services and over 20 years of cutting-edge innovation from Seakeeper. The partnership marks a new era of vessel stabilisation access for the African continent, enhancing comfort, safety, and performance across a wide range of marine applications, from commercial fleets to private yachts.
“We’re excited to partner with a globally respected brand like Seakeeper,” said Jamie de Jong, Director of Seascape Marine Services. “This is more than just a product offering – it’s a promise to our clients that they’ll have access to world-class stabilisation solutions, with reliable, local support right here in Africa.”
As the demand for greater operational efficiency and comfort on the water continues to rise, Seakeeper’s innovative gyroscopic technology is changing the way vessels perform in rough seas. With Seascape now handling Seakeeper’s footprint in the region, clients across sub-Saharan Africa can expect faster access to products, expert installation, and dependable after-sales service – all from a name they already know and trust.
“Africa’s maritime market is growing, and with that comes the need for proven technology and reliable partners,” added Jamie de Jong. “This partnership means our clients no longer have to look overseas for stability solutions – they’re right here, backed by a team with local knowledge trained on Seakeeper products.
This partnership strengthens Seascape’s long-standing commitment to advancing maritime innovation throughout the continent and now also ensures clients have direct access to the latest in gyroscopic stabilisation technology from Seakeeper.
