What does it take for a 200-vessel operator to trust AI with commercial and finance, the two functions where exposure is least forgiving, and then scale it across the business?
Context that stays yours.
Last week Hafnia's CEO Mikael Skov confirmed in the company's Q1 results that Complexio is improving response times across those departments, and wider business adoption is set to scale through 2026 and 2027.
In the Q1 results presentation he made a point that matters to anyone responsible for enterprise security. Most AI that learns how your business works needs you to send your data to it. The moment that data leaves your environment, you lose control of how it is retained, who else it informs, and where it can resurface. For a regulated operator, that is not a trade you can make.
With Complexio, the understanding of how your business runs is built for your enterprise alone, from your data alone, and never leaves your environment. No shared model, no pooled training, no data crossing between customers. Governance is part of the architecture, not an afterthought: access is enforced through the identity and role structures you already operate, with every output traceable back to the source data it was built from.
As Skov put it: "Complexio offers a solution where you're not sharing sensitive data outside your own business."
Hafnia is showing what becomes possible when AI understands the business and the business keeps control of its data. We are proud to be building it alongside them.