The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has published its accident investigation report into the foundering of the St Helena registered fishing vessel Argos Georgia on 22 July 2024, in which 13 lives were lost. The vessel went down approximately 190 nautical miles east of Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, according to the report announced on 25 September 2026.

Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents Rob Loder described the loss as tragic, saying fishing in remote and hostile ocean areas requires strict maintenance of a vessel's watertight integrity and, if a problem arises, quick execution of a clear emergency plan. He said training and safety drills give the best chance of survival in such conditions.

The report sets out what happened, subsequent actions and recommendations. A safety flyer for the fishing industry was produced alongside it. The investigation was carried out by the MAIB on behalf of the St Helena Government under the Category 2 Red Ensign Group Memorandum of Understanding.