Sojitz Corporation is a leading Japanese trading and investment company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with a global presence across 50+ countries. With diversified operations in energy, infrastructure, metals, and chemicals, Sojitz brings deep industry knowledge and extensive international networks to Marine Metals. As a key strategic partner, Sojitz provides access to global supply chains, financing capacity, and a strong commitment to responsible and sustainable business practices, reinforcing Marine Metals’ ambition to create a scalable, international circular model for ship recycling and maritime metals reuse.

Jansen Recycling Group is one of the largest and most advanced metal recycling companies in the Netherlands, operating two modern recycling yards in the Port of Rotterdam. With over 90 years of experience and a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, Jansen plays a vital role in Marine Metals’ logistics and dismantling operations. Their expertise in complex metal processing and certified environmental practices ensures that ships are recycled safely and efficiently, with maximum material recovery and traceability.

Huisman is a globally recognized leader in the design and manufacturing of heavy construction equipment for the world’s most demanding industries, including offshore energy and renewables. With a state-of-the-art production facility in the Netherlands and a strong engineering legacy, Huisman contributes technological excellence and innovation to Marine Metals. Their involvement supports the development of advanced dismantling methods and infrastructure that elevate safety, precision, and scalability in sustainable ship recycling.

Grimbergen Industrial Systems is a trusted Dutch engineering and manufacturing firm specializing in custom-made mechanical systems, heavy steel structures, and complex industrial installations. With decades of experience serving ports, offshore, and infrastructure projects, Grimbergen delivers precision-engineered solutions for demanding environments. As a key technical partner of Marine Metals, Grimbergen plays a crucial role in developing the specialized dismantling infrastructure required for safe and efficient ship recycling. Their ability to design and fabricate bespoke equipment at scale ensures Marine Metals can meet the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and circularity in maritime decommissioning operations.

Marine Metals is proudly supported by the European Union through the Kansen voor West grant program, which funds innovation and regional economic development in the western Netherlands. This strategic backing validates Marine Metals’ ambition to create a future-proof, circular economy in the maritime sector. The EU’s support enables the scaling of infrastructure, job creation, and sustainable growth, reinforcing Marine Metals as a catalyst for industrial transformation in Europe.

Enviu is an international venture-building studio focused on tackling systemic challenges through market-driven solutions. With offices across Europe, Africa, and Asia, Enviu builds world-changing companies in food, fashion, and mobility. As co-initiator of Marine Metals, Enviu brings expertise in circular business design, venture creation, and stakeholder engagement. Their track record in launching impactful ventures and securing over $20 million in non-dilutive capital makes them a driving force behind Marine Metals’ vision for a regenerative maritime industry.