As a result, Sea Containers established SuperSeaCat as a new subsidiary to continue traffic on the route. In January 2008 SeaContainers sold 50% of the SuperSeaCat operations to the Greece-based Aegean Speed Lines.
Following this development, Sea Containers created SuperSeaCat as a separate company to continue service on the route.  In January 2008, they sold 50% of SuperSeaCat's operations to Aegean Speed Lines, which is headquartered in Greece.