Shipyard · New build

Alloy Yachts

Auckland aluminium builder best known for large performance-cruising sailing yachts, including the 67 m Vertigo. After the last deliveries in 2014 (Mondango 3, Hey Jude) it cut to a core team of about 20, blaming a strong NZ dollar and weak sailing-yacht demand, and ceased operations in April 2016. It no longer builds; Alloy Support maintains a legacy/owner-support presence.

Yachts built by Alloy Yachts →

Key facts

Parent
Private
Country
New Zealand
Founded
1983 (first yacht Lady M delivered 1985)
Status
Closed (2016)
Size range (LOA, m)
31–67 (historic)
Largest delivered
Vertigo (sailing yacht), 67.2 m, 2011
Yachts delivered
37–60 (sources disagree: Wikipedia list compiled from SYT records shows 28 sailing + 9 motor = 37; Alloy Support legacy site was summarised as listing about 60 (46 sail, 14 motor) — likely includes smaller/other hulls). Final count as of closure 2016.

Notable yachts

  • Vertigo · 67.2 m, 2011
  • Kokomo · 58.4 m, 2010
  • Mondango 3 · 56.4 m, 2014
  • Tiara · 54.3 m, 2004
  • Georgia · 48.5 m, 2000

Services

  • none current (closed 2016)
  • historically new build, in-house fabrication of passerelles/platforms, refit and warranty
  • legacy owner support via Alloy Support

Haul-out

Travel liftnot published
Shipliftnot published
Dry / floating docknot published
Max LOA handled (m)not published
Max tonnage handlednot published
Sheds / berthsnot published (yard closed 2016)

Sources

  • alloysupport.com — https://alloysupport.com/history/
  • superyachtnews.com — https://www.superyachtnews.com/business/superyacht-shipyard-alloy-yachts-new-zealand-redundancies-new-build-refit
  • en.wikipedia.org — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_yachts_built_by_Alloy_Yachts
  • superyachtpartners.com — https://www.superyachtpartners.com/knowledge/shipyards/alloy-yachts

Compiled from published sources. Figures carry their own source and date where one exists.