Ferretti Yachts

Ferretti Yachts is an Italian yacht builder established in 1968. The company's headquarters are located in Forlì, Italy. Founded by Alessandro Ferretti and Norberto Ferretti, initially, the company focused on building traditional wooden boats before transitioning to fiberglass production.

Over the decades, Ferretti Yachts expanded its product lines and production capabilities. The company is known for its flybridge and coupé motor yachts. Ferretti Yachts has introduced various models that incorporate design and technological features aiming to balance performance, comfort, and interior living spaces.

Ferretti Yachts produces boats in facilities primarily located in Italy. The manufacturing process integrates various stages, from design and engineering to the construction of hulls, superstructures, and interior outfitting. The company utilizes materials such as fiberglass and carbon fiber composites in the construction of its yachts.

Throughout its history, Ferretti Yachts has been part of different ownership structures. In 2012, the Weichai Group, a Chinese industrial firm, acquired a controlling stake in the Ferretti Group, which includes Ferretti Yachts. This acquisition marked a period of investment and development for the brand.

Currently, Ferretti Yachts continues to design and produce motor yachts for international markets. The company's models typically feature designs by internal teams and in collaboration with external design firms and naval architects.