Saronic Technologies
also referred to as: saronic
7 statements across 3 episodes · 5 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Dec 24, 2023 by Grant Gregory · said 12 times in 6 episodes since 2023 · across every show →
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2026 5 mentions in 2 episodes 3 per episode
2025 5 mentions in 3 episodes 2 per episode
2023 2 mentions in 1 episode
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Dec 24, 2023 bullish
Geopolitical and climate disruptions will accelerate maritime tech demand
“We're seeing companies like Flexport, Saronic, and SailDrone, and many others have already started modernizing maritime, and we anticipate that continued geopolitical supply chain and climate disruptions will further accelerate the demand for change here.”
Dec 24, 2023 positive
Startups are rebuilding maritime vessels from the ground up for autonomy
“There's companies like ARC, but also Ceronic, and Roll with their dive platform that are building new versions of vessels from the ground up with modern day assumptions on how should these vehicles operate in a digital world.”
Apr 23, 2025 bullish
May 19, 2026
Mavrookas: U.S. shipbuilders must design vessels using less steel to rival China
“The only two levers you have to pull are material costs and labor costs. We're not going to buy steel cheaper than they're buying it in China. So you have to take a first principles design to the ship and just fundamentally use less steel.”
May 19, 2026
Mavrookas: Saronic Marauder required ~50K labor hours versus 7-9M for destroyers
“For example, Marauders using is about a 50,000 labor hour on our first ship. Just for order of magnitude, put it in frame of reference. Apples and oranges comparison here. I'm going to acknowledge that up front, but a destroyer is seven to nine million labor h…”
May 19, 2026 bullish
Mavrookas: Saronic plans to build one of the world's largest shipyards
“Port Alpha is a generational product project. I mean, we're looking at building one of, if not the largest Shipyard in the world, focus on autonomous platforms, focus on the future of the maritime industry, unlocking the commercial market, building larger vess…”
May 19, 2026 positive
Mavrookas: Ship design must eliminate the need for 15-year master welders
“You can't create people with 15 years of experience overnight. So it goes back to the first principles approach design of the ship. Design the ship so you actually Don't need 15 years of welding experience to build it in the first place.”