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11 Apr 2023

Sales success for Heesen: YN 20457 Project Akira...

Heesen is delighted to announce the sale of Project Akira, YN 20457, with Wes Sanford of Northrop & Johnson and James Corts of MarineMax introducing the client. Commenting on the sale, Wes and James said: “We couldn’t be happier to have matched this family with such an excellent Dutch... Learn more 30 Mar 2023

Heesen YachtTalk Specials, Season 4, Episode 1

The first episode in Season 4 of Heesen’s YachtTalk follows the exciting collaboration between Heesen and its brand partner, Eysing. Located down the road from the Dutch shipyard in North Brabant, Eysing was founded by four young entrepreneurs in 2014 when they decided to bring back one of the... Learn more 07 Mar 2023

YN 20857 Project Setteesettanta, 57m full-custom motor yacht:...

Heesen is delighted to confirm that following a rigorous programme of Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations, and two days of model tests in the new tank at the Wolfson Unit in Southampton, the hull design of Project Setteesettanta has passed with flying colours. “The Fast Displacement hull... Learn more 01 Feb 2023

Project SkyFall, hits the water!

Heesen is delighted to announce that Project SkyFall, was launched at the facility in Oss on January 27, and christened MY Ultra G. This is the shipyard’s first launch of 2023, a year that promises to be exciting and busy for this Dutch yacht builder. Heesen is the undisputed world leader in... Learn more 27 Jan 2023

YN 20457 Project Update: Akira, 57m superyacht, hull...

Heesen is delighted to announce that the hull and superstructure of Project Akira, YN 20457, have been joined together at the facility in Oss. The project remains on schedule and is available for delivery in time to enjoy the 2024 summer season. Project Akira is the first in the new 57-metre... Learn more 12 Jan 2023

The Year of the Water Rabbit: What’s in...

2022 was a tumultuous year; the war in Ukraine continues to inflict challenges on many people, and this very sad situation shatters the entire world. The yachting industry suffered from its consequences, and our shipyard even more so. However, we overcame challenges that we never imagined we would... Learn more