Shipyards and boat builders: sailing yachts/cabin boats

Naval architecture and yacht design.

History: Established in 1953 as "Jachtwerf Anne Wever". (Anne is a male name in the Netherlands.)
At the begin of 60s, this yard was one of the first builders in Europe that produced GRP boats.
Anne Wever sold his shipyard to retire in the second half of the 80s. The name changed to Trintella Ship yards. In 2003 the last boat was build in Holland. The ship yard was later based in the USA. Now it doesn't exist anymore.
Anne Wever passed away on 11 January 2009 in age of 84 years.

Design: van de Stadt

It all started in 1976 with a yacht (Sverige) that was built for America’s Cup.
The yard is today located in Kungsviken Sweden.

Groupe Alliaura Marine was formed in 1996 by SGGR Holdings when the organisation bought Jeantot Marine, the originator and builder of the Privilege line of luxury catamarans. The brand continued to flourish under the new ownership with the development of new maufacturing techniques and a confident evolution of the designs themselves to address changes in the market. With the regular launch of models, Privilege yachts still sets new standards in production luxury cruising multihulls.

Alliaura Marine introduced the Transcat range of power catamarans in 1998 and in 2000 the company bought Kirié, the maker of the Feeling range of sailing monohulls and J Composites, the builder of J Boats.