Dacoma ApS
Core data
Name | Dacoma ApS |
Address | Møllevangen 8, 5260, Odense S |
Founded | Oct 15, 2018 |
| 1 / 1Feb 2025 | |
Locations (P-units) | 2View locations |
Branch | Fremstilling af andet elektrisk udstyr (279000) |
Name | Dacoma ApS |
Address | Møllevangen 8, 5260, Odense S |
Founded | Oct 15, 2018 |
| 1 / 1Feb 2025 | |
Locations (P-units) | 2View locations |
Branch | Fremstilling af andet elektrisk udstyr (279000) |
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Description
Principal activities Selskabet udvikler, designer, bygger og tester udstyr til mandskabstransport- og arbejdsbåde som primært anvendes i den maritime industri, i offshore industrien og inden for lystfartøjer. Virksomhedens primære, potentielle kunder er operatører/brugere af hurtiggående mandskabstransport både og bådebyggere som udvikler og bygger både til Offshore Wind industrien, aquaculture/fiskefarme, offshore byggepladser, defence, coast guards, søredning, lodstjenester, super yachts og udflugtsbåde. Udstyret monteres på alle gængse bådtyper som étskrogsbåde, og flerskrogsskibe op til 40 m længde. Kerneproduktet er selskabets patenterede skibsstabilisator løsning, som ift. markedets eksisterende løsninger er (1) mere kompakt, (2) forbedret mht. komfort og sikkerhed af besætning og passagerer, (3) øger lasteevne og krankapacitet og (4) er brændstofbesparende og dermed ”grøn”. Derudover har selskabet udviklet og patenteret et nyt digitalt control system til skibsstabilisatorer som optimeres vha. af digitale tvillinger og machine learning/kunstig intelligens. Selskabet fokuserer på markedsområder (i) offshore wind, (ii) aquakultur og (iii) leisure/lystbåde. Gennem intensivt salgs- og marketingsfremstød genereres hver måned et stigende antal salgsleads, primært i segmenterne leisure (iii) og til mindre grad også i de andre to segmenter. Derudover har selskabet arbejdet med projektet ”MACORSAT”, som modtog støtte fra EU’s Eurostars-program gennem EUREKA. Projektet havde til formål at udvikle, teste og demonstrere et nyt datakomprimeringsmodul til forbindelse mellem selskabets nye control system og landbaserede digitale tvillinger via en smalbåndet, AIS2.0-baseret satellitforbindelse. Projektet blev gennemført af et konsortium bestående af en dansk satellitkommunikationsvirksomhed og en sydkoreansk partner. Projektet er afsluttet som planlagt og afrapporteret over for fonden. The company develops, designs, builds and tests equipment for personnel transport and work boats which are primarily used in the maritime industry, in the offshore industry and within pleasure craft. The company's primary potential customers are operators/users of high-speed work/crew boats and boat builders who develop and build boats for the Offshore Wind industry, aquaculture/fish farms, offshore construction sites, defence, coast guards, sea rescue, pilotage services, super yachts and excursion boats. The equipment is mounted on all common boat types such as monohull boats and multihull ships up to 40 m in length. The core product is the company's patented ship stabilizer solution, which compared to the market's existing solutions is (1) more compact, (2) improved in terms of comfort and safety for crew and passengers, (3) increases load capacity and crane capacity and (4) is fuel-saving and therefore " green". In addition, the company has developed and patented a new digital control system for ship stabilizers which is self-optimizing by using digital twins and machine learning/artificial intelligence. The company focuses on the market areas (i) offshore wind, (ii) aquaculture and (iii) leisure/yachts. Through intensive sales and marketing promotion, an increasing number of sales leads are generated every month, primarily in the leisure segments (iii) and to a lesser extent also in the other two segments. Furthermore, the company has worked on the “MACORSAT” project, which received funding from the EU Eurostars programme through EUREKA. The purpose of the project was to develop, test, and demonstrate a new data compression module for connecting the company’s new control system with land-based digital twins via a narrowband, AIS2.0-based satellite communication link. The project was carried out by a consortium consisting of a Danish satellite communications company and a South Korean partner. The project has been completed as planned and has been reported to the funding body
Financials
| Reporting period | 2025DKK | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gross profit | 859,930 | |||||||
| Operating profit | -691,176 | |||||||
| Profit before tax | -1,089,358 | |||||||
| Net income | -849,699 | |||||||
| Total assets | 13,850,992 | |||||||
| Equity | -1,034,971 | |||||||
| Avg. employees | 1 | |||||||
2019–2025 Unlock financial history | ||||||||
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People
| Person | Roles | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Arnd Friedrich Baurichter | Roles BoardManagement | TitlesBESTYRELSESMEDLEM • DIREKTØR |
| Morten Lindblad | Roles Board | TitlesBESTYRELSESMEDLEM |
Auditor
| Audit firm | Auditor | Role | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| BDO Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerselskab | AuditorJens-Christian Nielsen | RoleStatsautoriseret revisor | FromJun 25, 2026 |
| BDO Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerselskab | Auditor— | Role— | FromJun 25, 2026 |
Legal owners
| Owner | Ownership | Voting rights | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ownership66.67–89.99 % | Voting rights66.67 % | FromOct 15, 2018 | |
| Ownership15–19.99 % | Voting rights15 % | FromOct 26, 2023 |
Ultimate owners
| Name | Ownership through | Calculated ownership |
|---|---|---|
| Arnd Friedrich Baurichter | Ownership through | 33.33–59.99 % |
| Elke Dorothea Baurichter | Ownership through | 33.33–59.99 % |
| Morten Lindblad | Ownership through | 15–19.99 % |