Risk Intelligence A/S

❄️🌲As Christmas and New Year approach, all of us at Risk Intelligence would like to extend our warmest wishes for a peaceful and joyful festive season to you and your loved ones. This time of year reminds us to cherish moments shared with family and friends, while reflecting on the challenges faced by those less fortunate around the world. May the New Year bring success, growth, and prosperity, as well as progress and hope to communities affected by conflict and adversity. We are truly grateful for your continued support throughout this year and are excited about what lies ahead in 2025!

INVESTOR NEWS: Risk Intelligence A/S signs agreement with Cyprus based Donnelly Tanker Management for the Risk Intelligence System. The Risk Intelligence System is now available to the operations department and the security team at Donnelly Tanker Management and the parent company Intership Navigation Co. Ltd. The Client has also signed up to several intelligence reports which will be used to assess new commercial opportunities and aid management decisions. Jim Pascoe, CCO of Risk Intelligence says: “Overall, it was the quality and depth of analysis on the Risk Intelligence System which impressed the Client, not only is the System intuitive and easy to use but it is backed up by our Duty Watch Team who can respond to queries 24/7. We have always had a strong relationship with our Clients in Cyprus and with the addition of yet another tanker company to the Risk Intelligence client base we see this continuing for the long term.” FULL PRESS RELEASE: https://bit.ly/4iIPM3C #investornews #spotlight #dkbiz #smallcap

INVESTOR NEWS: Risk Intelligence A/S is pleased to announce that its threat assessment data will be accessible via the NorthStandard maritime intelligence platform, GlobeView. Through this strategic collaboration, NorthStandard members will gain quick and easy access to comprehensive, real-time insights that enhance voyage planning and threat mitigation on a global scale. Jim Pascoe, Chief Commercial Officer of Risk Intelligence, commented: “We are delighted to partner with NorthStandard to deliver timely and accurate threat assessment data that supports users in navigating global threats with greater confidence. By integrating our intelligence into NorthStandard’s platform, we can offer enhanced insights and robust assessments of terrorism, piracy, stowaways, theft, and more across all major countries, ports, and sea areas.” Colin Gillespie Head of Loss Prevention at NorthStandard, added: “We believe that incorporating Risk Intelligence’s data will significantly enhance our members' safety culture and operational efficiency. The availability of comprehensive threat assessments enables our members to proactively identify and mitigate potential risks, ultimately preventing future losses and improving overall maritime security.” READ FULL PRESS RELEASE: https://bit.ly/3ZWR43H #investornews #spotlight #dkbiz #smallcap

BRIEFING: 🚢 ⚓ The sudden collapse of the Bashar al-Assad regime has intensified uncertainty in the already tense Middle East, bringing potential consequences for regional stability. This development, driven by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, marks a shift in Syria’s complex landscape as key actors such as Russia, Iran and Hezbollah adjust their involvement. For the maritime domain, the Russian naval presence at Tartus faces uncertainty, with fleet movements suggesting strategic repositioning. Ports like Latakia are experiencing operational challenges, including an increase in AIS-off vessels and Israeli airstrikes targeting arms depots and naval assets. Additionally, disruptions in maritime traffic, such as halted Iranian oil deliveries, point to potential fuel shortages in Syria. For a deeper dive into the naval and maritime ramifications, read Senior Analyst Borer Louis’ full briefing: https://bit.ly/4izErmr #maritimesecurity #MiddleEast #regionalstability #Iran #AIS #geopolitics #maritime #security #threats #Syria #shipping

BRIEFING: 🚢 Are the policy winds changing in the Black Sea? 🌊 As the U.S. prepares for a new administration in 2025, both Russia and Ukraine are recalibrating their strategies. With an unpredictable future in U.S. policy under President-elect Trump, both sides are positioning themselves for what’s to come. Russia’s recent attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure highlight its aim to increase pressure during the winter months, while Ukraine is already discussing terms for potential negotiations. The Black Sea may play a pivotal role in any ceasefire agreements, with naval and aerial monitoring potentially becoming essential to ensure peace and address ongoing security concerns like mine-clearing. The next few months will be critical as both sides await the changes in global policy. Read full briefing for more insights into the evolving situation: >> https://bit.ly/4grG3N6 #maritime #shipping #geopolitics #BlackSea #Ukrainewar #policyshifts #maritimesecurity

#INTERNSHIP: Would you like to work on security threat assessments alongside some of the maritime sector’s most respected analysts? Look no further. We're currently seeking a Security Analyst intern for the upcoming spring/summer semester. If you're a university student with strong analytical skills and a keen interest in global threats to maritime and land-based actors, we want to hear from you. Risk Intelligence A/S is a recognised leader within security risk intelligence and the company delivers threat and risk assessments globally. The business model is designed to scale with a digital product at its core, powered by specialist risk intelligence analysis and in continuous development to cover emerging threats and trade patterns. As an intern at Risk Intelligence A/S, you’ll have the opportunity to put the theoretical knowledge gained during your studies into practice while building professional experience in security analysis. Please note, this internship is unpaid. If this sounds like the opportunity you've been waiting for, APPLY by 31st of December 2024 >> https://bit.ly/3B5WGiy #marsec #maritime #security #riskmanagement #logistics #supplychain #riskintelligence #threats

BRIEFING:💡Why ChatGPT is not an intelligence analyst? AI models like ChatGPT demonstrate impressive capabilities at processing language, but they aren’t intelligence analysts. Why? Intelligence analysis requires critical thinking, context and judgment – human skills that machines can’t replicate. ChatGPT predicts text based on existing patterns, it doesn’t create original analysis or synthesise complex threats. Its outputs must always be verified, making it more of a support tool than a solution. Without context, reasoning or source evaluation, it can’t address dynamic situations like assessing threats in Ukraine or the Middle East. AI can assist in summarising data, but it cannot replace the rigour, integrity and accountability that define intelligence work. For a deeper look at the role of AI in intelligence analysis, read Analyst Kristian Bischoff's briefing to gain valuable insights into why human expertise remains irreplaceable: >> https://bit.ly/4i5lNCB #chatgpt #intelligenceanalysis #humanexpertise #threats

Greetings from the Travelling Risk Intelligence Mug! ☕✈️ From office rooms to bustling ports, our Risk Intelligence mug is always on the move! This time, it is in South Korea, accompanying our colleague during a port survey. Where will it go next? Stay tuned to follow its global journey! #RiskIntelligence #portsurvey #SouthKorea #globaljourney

INVESTOR NEWS: The Risk Intelligence A/S Q3 Interim Report 1 January - 30 September 2024 is out, with highlights including an increase in total revenue by 32% in Q3, and a Net Retention Rate (NRR) of 164%. Highlights: 👉 EBITDA Q3 positive by DKKt 65 👉 CFFO improved by DKKm 6.2 compared to Q1-Q3 2023 👉 System recurring revenue (ARR) increased 28% 👉 Net Retention Rate (NRR) 164% 👉 Total revenue increased 29% YTD and 32% in Q3 👉 3 new maritime clients signed during Q3 2024 CEO Hans Tino Hansen: “It is my pleasure to announce that we for the first time during a third quarter have reached an important milestone with a small, but positive EBITDA of 65K DKK. This is the result of significant growth in recognised revenue of 32% and growth in cost by 4% during the third quarter, and subsequently 1.4M DKK higher EBITDA than Q3 2023. During the first nine months of 2024 revenue has increased by 29% or 4.2M DKK compared to the same period in 2023, while the invoiced revenue has increased by 40% during the same period and 48% during the quarter. Costs have increased by 5% during the first nine months, which are predominantly the result of additional resources in the commercial department. The impact on cash-flow from the growth in revenue is also significant with a positive change in CFFO of 2.3M DKK compared to Q3 2023 and 6.2M DKK compared to the first nine months of 2023. The net cash flow during the quarter was negative by 228K DKK due to changes in working capital. If we look at the liquidity generated from operations before interest the invoiced revenue constituted 6.8M DKK and costs 6.5M DKK resulting in a positive impact of 273K DKK.“ READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE and download the report here: >> https://bit.ly/3V0nE1z Presentation: Live presentation 21 November 15.00 at Stokk. io, please register for the event: https://bit.ly/4fT0Itg #investornews #spotlight #dkbiz #smallcap

LAST CHANCE: Don't miss the online event on Thursday, at 15:00 CET, with Risk Intelligence's CEO Hans Tino Hansen and CFO Jens Krøis. Get insights from the Q3 Interim Report 2024 and participate in a live Q&A session. Submit your questions on Stokk. io and mark your calendars for this investor update. Join us live or catch the recording later >> https://bit.ly/3Z2Uy4b #spotlight #dkbiz #investornews