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Skipperi NZ becomes fully Kiwi-owned following acquisition

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April 4, 2025 One Min Read
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Boat subscription service, Skipperi NZ, is now fully New Zealand-owned following its acquisition by local investment firm Windscreamer Investments.

The move comes as Skipperi’s parent company in Finland undergoes an acquisition, prompting the sale of the New Zealand subsidiary to local investors.

The new ownership, which includes the local management team and investors, ensures that members continued access to the company’s fleet across its three key locations, Gulf Harbour, Westhaven, and Half Moon Bay.

“The team has been the longstanding operator of Skipperi NZ, and this means there is a seamless transition for all those involved. Contracts, memberships, and access in New Zealand remain unchanged. The day-to-day operations, and the high level of service and support people have come to expect will continue as usual. We value our customers, the safety of our service and our dedication to safe boating in New Zealand,” says Eric Haagh, COO of Skipperi NZ.

Haagh says that Windscreamer Investments and its partnership with Marine Concierge and the Skipperi NZ management team will continue to enhance the services, locations and experiences offered.

Skipperi NZ’s subscription model offers unlimited boating without maintenance, mooring, or equipment ownership. Members gain access to a fleet of Haines Hunter boats, as well as a training package.

“The education component of a Skipperi NZ subscription is the real game changer,” Haagh adds.

“Every member hits the water fully qualified and trained, making it safer for everyone.”

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