Sunreef Yachts charts course for €1 billion revenue by 2030

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Sunreef Yachts has reported a strong financial performance for 2025 and unveiled its new long-term roadmap “Beyond 2030”, setting out an ambition to reach €1 billion in annual revenue by the end of the decade. Backed by expanded production capacity and a solid earnings base, the Polish builder is positioning itself for its next phase of global growth.

In the 2025 financial year, Sunreef Yachts increased revenue by 10 per cent compared to 2024 and achieved a net profit of €40 million. According to the company, the yard ranked sixth worldwide in the 24m-plus segment, underlining its position in the luxury multihull and superyacht market.

The result reflects continued demand for bespoke sailing and power catamarans as well as the resilience of Sunreef’s premium positioning and diversified international client base.

Expansion in Ras Al Khaimah and Gdańsk

To underpin further growth, the yard is implementing a €30 million industrial expansion programme across its two main production hubs.

At the Ras Al Khaimah site in the United Arab Emirates, more than 1,100 specialists are currently employed. The facility will soon integrate new composite and CNC production units, an enlarged carpentry workshop and upgraded logistics infrastructure. These measures are scheduled to be fully operational by summer 2026.

In Gdańsk, Poland, where over 2,000 employees work for the company, construction of a new 160-metre production hall is underway. The investment is expected to significantly increase manufacturing capacity and operational efficiency. Together, the developments strengthen Sunreef’s vertically integrated production model and provide scalability for future demand.

“Beyond 2030” roadmap

With the presentation of “Beyond 2030”, Sunreef formalises a strategic transformation that has already begun. The roadmap focuses on expanding the global sales network, strengthening partnerships and reinforcing representation in key growth markets.

The €1 billion revenue target is to be achieved through continued industrial expansion, ongoing product development and further premiumisation of the portfolio. Additional drivers include technological leadership in next-generation sustainable yachting solutions, expansion in the superyacht segment and geographic diversification in high-growth regions.

Founder and CEO Francis Lapp emphasised that the company’s recent performance confirms the consistency of its long-term strategy. The goal, he said, is to scale the business while maintaining independence and investing in innovation and future-oriented technologies.

With a strengthened financial base, expanded production footprint and a clearly defined strategic vision, Sunreef Yachts is setting the course for sustained growth in the global luxury multihull market.

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Caption: Sunreef Yachts’ headquarters in Gdańsk © Sunreef Yachts