Entity — Corporation

Seakeeper Inc.

Marine Stabilizer Manufacturer; Dealer Termination
Also known as: Seakeeper; Madison Industries subsidiary
Active Litigation vs. SYG

Overview

Seakeeper Inc. is a marine stabilizer manufacturer owned by Madison Industries ($8B+ revenue). Seakeeper sent a dealer termination notice to Starboard Yacht Group on December 2, 2024, with an effective date of January 31, 2025 — the same day SHM executed the marina lockout and the same week Seacoast filed vessel foreclosure. The termination eliminated SYG's 89% gross margin product line, representing $300K+/month in revenue. Seakeeper also extracted a free SK2 replacement unit from SYG through threats, then those same units were characterized as 'stolen' in subsequent Ivankovich litigation. Seakeeper v. SYG is currently pending in the District of Maryland (1:26-cv-01332-MJM).

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Key Data Points

Jan 31, 2025
Dealer termination effective date — same day as SHM lockout (Coordinated Triple Strike)
89%
Gross margin product line — $300K+/month revenue eliminated by termination
SK2 Units
Free replacement units extracted from SYG through threats; later characterized as 'stolen'
1:26-cv-01332-MJM
Seakeeper v. SYG — D. Maryland — active litigation

Cases & Proceedings

Seakeeper v. SYG
D. Md. • 1:26-cv-01332-MJM
Role: Plaintiff
Active
CMR v. SYG (Seakeeper allegations)
S.D. Fla. • 0:23-cv-61696-RNS
Role: Referenced in CMR claims re: SK units
Active

All case information sourced from public PACER dockets and state court electronic filing systems.

Connected Parties

Contessa Marine Research LLC →
CMR claims reference Seakeeper units in its allegations against SYG
Steven Ivankovich →
Enterprise coordination documented in timing of termination

Primary Sources

Seakeeper termination notice (Dec 2, 2024); PACER: 1:26-cv-01332-MJM; SYG dealer agreement records; FLIBS 2023/2024 booth records

Part of a Documented Litigation Pattern

This entity is documented as part of the Steven Ivankovich multi-jurisdiction litigation pattern — 20+ cases across 8+ jurisdictions including DIFC Dubai, all sourced from public court records.

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