Member News: £3 million turnover for ambitious specialist with eyes on international growth

March 11, 2026
Member News: £3 million turnover for ambitious specialist with eyes on international growth

A leading industrial software company specialising in subsea inspection and asset integrity management has achieved turnover of more than £3 million.

The company launched in Aberdeen in mid-2024 with 2025 representing its first full calendar year of trading. During that time, the ambitious team exceeded expectations thanks to a string of new projects and contract renewals that sparked exponential growth in key domestic and international markets including Australia, Africa, Canada and Europe.

During 2025, the company also added six staff and a further four have already joined the ranks since the start of this year. It is anticipated that another four new jobs will be created by the end of 2026.

Among the landmark wins that set Elementz on a course to success was a contract to provide Integrity Elementz as a modular and scalable Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for subsea infrastructure and pipelines for a major Australian-based energy company and one of the country’s largest domestic gas producers.

Other key highlights in 2025 included the creation of the operator-led strategic advisory board, Compass, and the Tide Breaker programme which aims to define technical challenges, mentor participants, and evaluate outcomes for field deployment. It is being co-led by The Data Lab, Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI, which will support technical delivery, participant selection, and programme governance. With ONE Digital Tech also supporting, Tide Breaker will benefit from connections into the region’s wider entrepreneurial ecosystem and help ensure the programme drives impact at scale.

Commenting on the company’s success, CEO Jason Brown said:

“The world beneath our waves is changing faster than ever and its future belongs to horizontal solutions expand on lessons learned in the oil and gas sector to support many industries. This is the premise of Elementz, and our success comes from co-creating solutions that really work, backed with the expertise of some of the brightest minds in the business.

“Last year was our first full calendar year of trading and allowed us to make significant inroads in our target markets whilst growing our team in parallel with our customer base.”

Elementz is an industrial software company specialising in subsea inspection and asset integrity management. As a proven team of subsea and software pioneers, the company empowers operators to seamlessly integrate advanced technology with deep industry expertise with the mission to provide the definitive platform for inspection data management and asset integrity. Its core product is the inspection and integrity software “Integrity Elementz,” a suite of configurable cloud-based applications, or “elementz” that manage subsea integrity and inspection. Elementz operates in offshore energy, subsea communications, defence networks and critical marine infrastructure worldwide.

Elementz will be at EXA (Stand D28a) in Perth, Western Australia and at the Deepwater Development Conference in Lisbon, Portugal from March 10-12.

To find out more visit: www.elementz.digital

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