Cant. Nav. Rosetti

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Cantieri Navali Rosetti, often referred to as Rosetti Superyachts, is a well-known Italian shipbuilding company that specializes in the construction of superyachts and luxury vessels. The company is part of the Rosetti Marino Group, which has a long history of operating in various sectors of the maritime industry, including the construction of commercial vessels and offshore platforms.


Here are some key points about Cantieri Navali Rosetti:



  1. History and Heritage:



    • Rosetti Marino Group was founded in 1925 and has a solid reputation in the maritime industry.

    • Cantieri Navali Rosetti leverages this long-standing heritage to produce high-quality superyachts.



  2. Location:



    • The company is based in Ravenna, Italy, a city known for its nautical craftsmanship and access to the Adriatic Sea, which is favorable for shipbuilding activities.



  3. Product Range:



    • While originally focused on commercial vessels and offshore platforms, the company has expanded into the luxury yacht market.

    • Their product range includes custom-built superyachts, often characterized by innovative design, high performance, and advanced technology.



  4. Design and Engineering:



    • Cantieri Navali Rosetti collaborates with renowned designers and naval architects to create unique and bespoke yachts.

    • They focus on combining aesthetic appeal with functional design, ensuring safety, comfort, and luxury.



  5. Sustainability:



    • The company is committed to incorporating sustainable practices and technologies into their shipbuilding processes.

    • They prioritize the use of eco-friendly materials and advanced engineering solutions to reduce the environmental impact of their vessels.



  6. Notable Projects:



    • The company has been involved in several notable superyacht projects that have garnered attention for their quality and innovation.

    • Examples include yachts that combine expedition capabilities with luxury amenities, catering to adventurous owners who also seek high levels of comfort.




Cantieri Navali Rosetti continues to build its reputation in the competitive luxury yacht market by maintaining high standards of craftsmanship, innovation, and customer satisfaction.


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