Amels Holland B.V.
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Amels Holland B.V. is a renowned Dutch shipbuilding company that specializes in the construction of luxury yachts. It is a part of the Damen Shipyards Group, which is one of the largest and most well-respected shipbuilding and maritime service companies in the world.
Overview
- Founded: Amels was founded in 1918.
- Location: The company is based in Vlissingen, Netherlands.
- Industry: Shipbuilding, specifically luxury yachts.
- Products: Custom and semi-custom yachts, often recognized for their high-quality craftsmanship and innovative designs.
Key Features
Heritage and Expertise:
- Amels has over a century of experience in shipbuilding, evolving from building fishing boats and cargo ships to becoming one of the world leaders in the luxury yacht sector.
- Renowned for its Dutch craftsmanship, precision, and attention to detail.
Yacht Ranges:
- Amels Limited Editions: This range offers semi-custom superyachts, allowing clients to benefit from the efficiencies of semi-production while still providing a level of customization. These yachts are designed by top yacht designers and offer rapid delivery times compared to fully custom yachts.
- Full Custom Yachts: For clients seeking a completely unique design, Amels offers bespoke custom yacht construction.
Innovative Design:
- Collaborates with some of the world's top yacht designers, including Tim Heywood, Espen Øino, and Laura Sessa.
- Known for integrating cutting-edge technology, environmental sustainability, and innovative design features.
Sustainability:
- Amels is committed to sustainable practices in yacht building. Efforts include incorporating advanced, eco-friendly technologies and materials and designing yachts with better fuel efficiency.
Damen SeaXplorer:
- In addition to luxury yachts, Amels, in collaboration with Damen, has developed the SeaXplorer range of expedition yachts, which are designed for long-range exploration and adventurous cruising in remote areas.
Parent Company: Damen Shipyards Group
- Founded: 1927
- Headquarters: Gorinchem, Netherlands
- Industry: Shipbuilding and maritime services
- Scope: Damen operates more than 35 shipyards and employs over 12,000 people globally. The group builds a wide range of vessels, including commercial ships, naval vessels, and luxury yachts.
Notable Projects
Amels has completed numerous notable projects that stand out in the superyacht industry, including yachts such as "Here Comes The Sun," "Elle Donne," and multiple yachts in their Limited Editions series.
Customer Service
Amels Holland B.V. offers comprehensive customer service, including after-sales support, refit and maintenance services, ensuring that yacht owners have a fulfilling experience throughout the life cycle of their yachts.
Overall, Amels Holland B.V. is widely respected for its superior craftsmanship, innovative design, and commitment to quality in the yacht building industry.
Ships
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Supply Vessel | Flag: Malta | Port: VALLETTA
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Research Ship | Flag: Panama | Port: PANAMA
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