Shipyard · New build & refit

McMullen & Wing

Auckland yard on the Tamaki River that built a run of custom superyachts from the late 1990s to 2016, including the 45 m explorer Big Fish and the 50 m Chirundos. Today its own site puts commercial work first, with electric and hybrid ferries, aquaculture vessels and workboats, alongside refit and maintenance for recreational and commercial craft.

Yachts built by McMullen & Wing →

Key facts

Parent
Private — David Porter
Country
New Zealand
Founded
1969 (BOAT International profile)
Status
Active
Size range (LOA, m)
Approx. 24–50 m superyachts (BOAT: Day Money 24.38 m to 49.81 m); tenders 5–12 m
Largest delivered
Chirundos, 49.81–49.95 m (BOAT 49.81, SYT 49.95), 2016
Yachts delivered
10–13 (SYT fleet 10, BOAT profile lists 13; both as of Sep 2026, neither claims to be a full list)

Notable yachts

Services

  • Custom new build (steel, aluminium, composite)
  • commercial new build (ferries, aquaculture harvesters, workboats)
  • superyacht and commercial refit
  • scheduled maintenance, repairs, antifouling, emergency haul-outs
  • superyacht tender build (5–12 m)
  • in-house design, engineering and project management
  • metal and composite fabrication

Haul-out

Travel lift65 t travel lift, max beam 6.8 m (yard site, undated)
Shipliftnot published; 300 t concrete slipway with two trolleys hauling vessels to 50 m (yard site, undated)
Dry / floating docknot published
Max LOA handled (m)50 (slipway and work berths, yard site, undated)
Max tonnage handled300 t (slipway, yard site, undated)
Sheds / berthsFour sheds: Shed 1 57 m long x 13 m high (2 x 3 t gantries); Shed 2 45 m x 13 m wide x 10 m high, slipway-served; Shed 3 30 m+ x 10 m x 9 m, 5 t gantry; Shed 4 60 m x 13 m x 10 m (added 2024). Work berths for vessels to 50 m and over 4 m draft at all tides (yard site, undated). Crew accommodation: not published

Sources

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