Since Ocean Builders launched SeaPods, the leading ocean innovation technology company has received high demand for their fleet of eco-restorative Pods and innovative tech. Now, the company has its eyes set on strategic research-driven partnerships that are projected to accelerate the company’s international expansion plans in 2023.
Ocean Builders has received over 183 deposits in less than 6 months. Deposits for full ownership came from 22 different countries spanning four continents including the United States, Panama, Vietnam, Portugal, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Italy, Maldives, Indonesia, Brazil, Peru, Japan, Israel, United Kingdom, Guatemala, Germany, Switzerland, and Canada, further confirming the growing consumer interest in high-quality living experiences driven by cutting-edge technology and eco-restorative sustainability.
“When we first started Ocean Builders and conceptualized the Pods, we knew that we were creating something truly special that the world had never seen before while solving for future real estate demands,” said Grant Romundt, CEO at Ocean Builders. “Our experience in ocean technology innovation led to offshore infrastructure that is both restorative and sustainable and the sales response was beyond our expectations. As a result, we now have the privilege to work with like-minded partners that we have engaged toward our collective goals of enhancing environment restoration and innovative living capabilities.”
Ocean Builders is now partnering with Florida Gulf Coast University, Florida International University, and Duke University to work with their marine science and oceanic research teams to develop new programming geared towards ocean preservation and restoration.
Ocean Builders is currently in conversation with government officials who have expressed interest in sustainable development including Costa Rica, Maldives, and the United States, among others.
The company will have the first 10 fully owned custom Pods in production or delivered by the end of the year. A second deployment of over 100 Pods will begin in 2024.
