Shipyard · New build

Overmarine (Mangusta)

Family-owned Tuscan group known first for its fast Maxi Open sports yachts and later for the GranSport fast-displacement and Oceano long-range lines. Hulls in metal are built at the enlarged Pisa yard, with composite work in Massa and the Viareggio wharf used for commissioning and after-sales.

Yachts built by Mangusta →

Key facts

Parent
Overmarine Group (Balducci family)
Country
Italy
Founded
1985
Status
Active
Size range (LOA, m)
c. 25–65 (Maxi Open, GranSport 33–54 m, Oceano 39–60 m)
Largest delivered
El Leon, Mangusta GranSport 54, 54 m — yard calls it the largest it has built (SYT lists a 54 m / 499 GT Mangusta delivered 2018; year not confirmed against name)
Yachts delivered
300+ (sources broadly agree: yard site says over 300, of which 110 above 100 ft; YachtBuyer 303; BOAT profile 'more than 300'; as of Sep 2026)

Notable yachts

  • El Leon · GranSport 54, 54 m, c. 2018
  • Moonraker · Mangusta 165E, 49.9 m, 2014
  • Mangusta Oceano 50, fourth hull · launched Pisa, Jun 2024
  • Namasté · Oceano 42, c. 42 m
  • Perfect Lady · GranSport 33, c. 33 m

Services

  • new build (series and semi-custom, composite and steel/aluminium)
  • after-sales service
  • commissioning at own wharves

Haul-out

Travel lift800t travelift (Yachts International profile, undated)
Shipliftnot published
Dry / floating dockdrydock capacity up to 65 m (Yachts International profile, undated)
Max LOA handled (m)65–70 (sources differ: Yachts International says 65 m capability; yard says Pisa can build megayachts up to 70 m)
Max tonnage handled1,000–1,200 GT build capability (Yachts International, undated)
Sheds / berths10 production facilities; two wharves for final preparation and after-sales

Sources

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