Producenci jachtów żaglowych i stocznie jachtowe

2014: Bavaria purchased Nautitech Catamarans (France).

Established in 1957 by Orin Edson. In the 1960's and 1970's, Bayliner produced also sailboats. Headquarter: Arlington, Washington, USA
A part of Brunswick Group.

A division of the Beneteau Group.

1975 switch from sailboats to powerboats (1982 the first Ferretti motor-yacht).

In 2007, Hanse acquired Moody (Great Britain).
In 2008, Hanse acquired Fjord (Norway).
In 2009, Hanse adquired Dehler (Germany).
In 2013, Hanse acquired Sealine (Great Britain).

In 2018 Chris-Craft has been acquired by Winnebago Industries (NYSE:WGO).

Establlished by Willy und Heinz Dehler in the 1960s.
In 2009 purchased by Hanse Group (Germany).

Taken over by Dufour in 1996.

Founded as a repair company in south England in 1827. Since 1935 producing boats (brand Moody).
In 2007 bought by Hanse Group. Since 2007 producing in Greifswald, Germany.

1986: Creation of the shipyard CIM in Rochefort and the range of the MAXIMUM YACHTS of 78' to 115'.
1994: Creation of the Nautitech brand by Dufour.
2002: Acquisition of the Nautitech brand by Bruno VOISARD
2014: Purchase of Nautitech by the German Group BAVARIA YACHTBAU

The story begins in late 1950´s when Nauticat moulded its first small fibreglass boats.
In the 1960's and 1970's, the designer was W. Aarnipalo (Nauticat 33, 36 and 44).
In the 1980's, the designer was the office of Sparkman & Stephens (Nauticat 521, 40 and 43).
Since 1986, the designer was Kaj Gustafsson (Nauticat 32, 35, 39, 42, 515).
In 1990 the yard took over the motorboat manufacturer Oy Flipper Ab.

Founded under the name Sipla in Forli (Italy) in 1961. At the begin of the 1970ies the name changed to Comar.