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| Company type | Private |
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| Industry | Yachting |
| Founded | 2008 in Netherlands |
| Headquarters | , |
Number of locations | 13 (2019) |
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Introduction edit
VanDutch Yachts is a renowned luxury yachting brand that forms part of the prestigious Cantiere del Pardo family. The brand dates back to 2008 when it was used to distinguish yachts designed by Mulder Design B.V. The VanDutch trademarks were then acquired by the Italian shipyard Cantiere del Pardo in 2020. VanDutch is celebrated globally for its distinctive design, high functionality, and the sophisticated lifestyle it promotes. The brand's headquarters and production site are located in Forlì, Italy, with VanDutch Centers and representative offices in Europe and America.
History edit
VanDutch was founded in 2008 in the Netherlands by VanDutch Inc. The company quickly made an impact in the luxury yachting market with the launch of its first model, the VanDutch 40, in 2009. In 2020, VanDutch was acquired by the Italian shipyard Cantiere del Pardo, integrating it into a prestigious family that includes Grand Soleil Yachts and Pardo Yachts.
Under Cantiere del Pardo's ownership, VanDutch has continued to grow, leveraging the parent company's extensive experience in yacht building. Significant milestones include the expansion of its model range to include the VD 32, VD 40, VD 48, VD 56, and VD 75. The brand's presence has been strengthened through numerous collaborations with luxury brands like Mercedes, Dior, McLaren, Red Bull, and Hublot, and it has attracted a high-profile clientele, including celebrities such as Cristiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Product Line edit
VanDutch Yachts offers a range of five motorboat models: VD 32, VD 40, VD 48, VD 56, and VD 75. Each model varies in size, capacity, functionality, layout options, and engine specifications, catering to diverse preferences and needs in the luxury yacht market. Notable for their sleek design and superior performance, these yachts embody the brand's commitment to innovation and style.
Design and Manufacturing edit
VanDutch's approach to yacht design emphasizes sleek, minimalist aesthetics combined with high functionality, and their iconic designs are crafted by Mulder Design. The yachts are built at the Cantiere del Pardo shipyard in Forlì, Italy, known for its advanced manufacturing techniques and stringent quality control processes. The shipyard employs cutting-edge technologies and high-quality materials to ensure each yacht meets the highest performance and durability standards.
Market Presence edit
VanDutch has a robust market presence, with a strong sales and service network spanning Europe and America. Key locations include Moniga del Garda in Italy, Saint-Tropez in France, Ibiza and Mallorca in Spain, Miami in the USA and Amsterdam in Netherlands. The brand participates in numerous international boat shows and lifestyle marketing events, further enhancing its visibility and reputation in the luxury yachting sector.
Achievements and Recognition edit
VanDutch Yachts has garnered significant recognition for its design and performance. The brand's innovative approach and high standards have earned it numerous accolades and a loyal following among luxury yacht enthusiasts. Collaborations with top-tier brands and endorsements from celebrities have further cemented its status as an iconic name in luxury yachting.
Corporate Information edit
- Founded: 2008, The Netherlands
- Acquired: 2020, by Cantiere del Pardo
- Headquarters: Forlì, Italy
- Key People: Fabio Planamente, Luigi Servidati, Sandro Veronesi, Marcello Veronesi
- Industry: Yachting
- Products: Motorboats
- Website: vandutch.com
Environmental and Social Responsibility edit
VanDutch Yachts is committed to sustainability and reducing environmental impact. The company employs eco-friendly materials and sustainable manufacturing practices in its yacht production. VanDutch's dedication to environmental responsibility is reflected in its continuous efforts to innovate and adopt greener technologies in the luxury yachting industry.
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