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25 Years of Maritime Innovation

THALOS Celebrates 25 Years of Maritime Innovation

On September 24, 2026, THALOS celebrated its 25th anniversary with a special evening. The event brought together employees, customers, partners and maritime industry professionals. It was a memorable occasion filled with meaningful conversations, reunions and shared memories.

Since 2001, THALOS has been developing digital solutions designed to improve vessel operational performance. This anniversary was an opportunity to look back at our journey. Above all, it was a chance to celebrate the people who have contributed to our story.

25 Years of Commitment to the Maritime Industry

Founded in March 2001, THALOS has continuously evolved alongside the maritime industry. Over the years, we have developed our expertise and expanded our solutions. Our commitment has remained unchanged: delivering reliable and innovative digital solutions tailored to operational needs at sea.

These 25 years represent much more than a company anniversary. They reflect the trust built with our customers and partners. They also highlight the dedication of our teams and their ability to adapt to a constantly changing environment.

Today, THALOS continues to position itself as a maritime digital partner. Our ambition is to design practical solutions that create value for maritime operations.

An Evening of Shared Memories and Testimonials

Our anniversary celebration brought together many people who have played a role in THALOS’s development. In a remarkable setting, guests enjoyed an evening of conversations, reunions and shared experiences.

Several guests also took the opportunity to share their perspectives on our journey. We would like to warmly thank Pierre Monfort, Thierry Normant, Iñaki Arbulu (Grupo Arbulu), Laurent Guerlou and Philippe G. (formerly with CLS Group), Pierre-Alain Carré (CFTO), Guilhem Péan (NEOLINE), Sébastien Le Prince (Magellan II and CDPMEM29 Finistère), and Arnaud Rentenier (AudéLor).

Their contributions brought a special dimension to the celebration. Their stories highlighted the importance of long-term relationships and collaboration across the maritime industry.

Looking Ahead: The Next Chapter of THALOS

An anniversary is also an opportunity to look towards the future. The maritime industry continues to evolve rapidly. Connectivity, operational performance, data management and digital technologies are creating new opportunities and challenges.

THALOS will continue building on its technical expertise and in-depth knowledge of the maritime sector. Our teams remain committed to developing and improving solutions that address the real needs of maritime professionals.

This celebration would not have been the same without everyone who has supported us over the past 25 years. We would like to thank our employees, customers, partners, suppliers, professional networks and institutions for their trust and continued support.

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