| Legal Name: | First Export Association of Dutch Shipbuilders |
| Founder: | De Vries, Van Lent, De Voogt |
| Founded in: | 1949 |
| Headquarters | Haarlem, the Netherlands |
| CEO: | Jan Bart Verkuyl (Van Lent) – Henk de Vries (De Vries) |
| Employees: | > 400 |
| Turnover: | > $ 200 million |
| Subsidiaries: | De Voogt Naval Architects, Royal Van Lent Shipyard, Koninklijke De Vries Scheepsbouw |
Based in The Netherlands, the luxury yacht brand Feadship has created some of the world’s most impressive superyachts. Including Madame Gu, Symphony and Ecstasea. Today there are three parties in Feadship: Two of the original yards – Van Lent (1849) and De Vries (1906) – and De Voogt Naval Architects (1913). Both yards have been granted royal status by the Dutch queen in recent years. Each member of Feadship has a distinctive history and its own in-house disciplines and craftsmen
Feadship has been building mainly for US-based owners lately, including Viva, Bliss, Podium, Vanish, Moonrise, Boardwalk, and Lonian.
Project 708 – 55 meter (reportedly named Shinkai) – design by Philip Briand.
Project 709 – 42 meter- the new CALLISTO
Project 710 – 84 meter
Project 711 – 65 meter
Project 712 – 82 meter
Project 713 – 60 meter De Voogt Design.
1010 –
1011 – 103 meter – 2024 – Serial Yacht Owner
1012 – 90-95 meter – 2024 – European owner
820 –
821 –
Project 822 – HANAMI – 76 meter (250ft) – 2023 delivery
Hull 823 – 67 meters – 2023 – replacing a Heesen
Project 824 – 98 meters – 2025
Project 825 – 76 meters – US owner
704 –
705 –
706 –
707 –
1009 –
816 –
817 –
819 –
The shipyard is a world leader in the custom superyacht industry. Feadship is an award-winning association between De Vries Shipyards and Royal Van Lent Shipyard and stands for First Export Association of Dutch Shipbuilders.
Many of the world’s most impressive luxury yachts have been built by Feadship. The company has three yacht-building facilities in The Netherlands. One in Aalsmeer, Makkum, and one in Kaag. And one yacht design and engineering center in Haarlem named De Voogt Naval Architects.
Formed as a group in 1949, the luxury brand has roots that can be traced back to a further century. The generations of craftsmen who launched iconic boats. Under the leadership of the De Vries and Van Lent families in the 1800s and first half of the 1900s is an integral part of the story.
Many of their descendants have continued to create Feadships well into the 21st century. The roots of the Van Lent yard go back to 1849. And the first De Vries yard opened its doors in 1906.
The yard has built a fleet of more than 250 vessels, most of them motor yachts.
Between 1967 and 1986 they built three yachts –
In 1983 they built the 60 meter New Horizon L for Dutch millionaire Bram Van Leeuwen. For long New Horizon L was known as one of the most expensive yachts ever built.
With most of the interior fittings in gold and bathtubs made of Lapiz Lazuli. The yacht was Bram van Leeuwen’s full-time residence. Hereunder you will find a video of Bram van Leeuwen showing his yacht (in Belgium language).
The company built 8 yachts –
In 2004 the 86 meter Ecstasea was built for Roman Abramovich. Ecstasea is powered by four MTU engines. With a combined power of 12,444 hp. And a General Electric LM2500 gas turbine, which produces 30,843 hp. The total combined horsepower of 43,287 hp produces a top speed of 35 knots.
In 2012 Feadship delivered the yacht Venus to the widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs. He died not long before delivery of his Philippe Starck designed yacht.
And in 2015 Feadship crossed the 100-meter mark with the 101-meter yacht Symphony. Which was built for Bernard Arnault. Arnault is actually the owner of the Van Lent yard, through his LVMH Group.
Hull 814 – 93 m (305 ft) – delivered in 2019 (The new Lady S)
Hull 815 – 73.6m (242 ft) – delivered in 2018 –
Hull 816 – 88.38m (290 ft) – ZEN – Asian owner
Hull 817 –
Hull 818 – 75m (246 ft) – PI
Hull 819 –
Hull 820 –
Hull 821 –
Hull 822 – HANAMI – 76 meter – 2023
Hull 823- 67 meters – replacing a Heesen
Hull 700 – 87m – delivered in 2018 –
Hull 701 – 51m – delivered in 2018 –
Hull 703 – 75m – delivery in 2020 –
Hull 704 –
Hull 705 –
Hull 706 –
Hull 707 –
Hull 708 – 55 meter Shinkai
Hull 709 – 42.5 meter
Hull 710 – 84 meter 2023
Hull 711 – 65 meter
Hull 712 – 82 meter
Hull 713 – 60 meter
Hull 1007 – 110m – Anna delivered in 2018
Hull 1008 – 99.5m – Moonrise built for Jan Koum
Hull 1009 –
Hull 1010 –
Hull 1011 – 103 meter- 2024 – Serial Yacht Owner
Leidsevaart 574
2014 HT Haarlem
The Netherlands
TELEPHONE +31 23 524 7000
EMAIL [email protected]
Feadship has more than 1,800 employees. More info here:
http://www.werkenbijfeadship.nl
https://en.wikipedia.org/wikiFeadship
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_yachts_built_byFeadship
https://www.instagram.comfeadship
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| Name | Length (meters) | Volume | Year | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anna | 110 | 4.693 | 2018 | Dmitry Rybolovlev |
| Symphony | 102 | 3.000 | 2015 | Bernard Arnault |
| Moonrise | 100 | 3.500 | 2020 | Owner of Mogambo |
| Madame Gu | 99 | 2.991 | 2013 | Andrey Skoch |
| Faith | 97 | 2.991 | 2017 | Lawrence Stroll |
| Bliss | 95 | 3.000 | 2021 | Young US billionaire |
| Viva | 95 | 2.999 | 2021 | US owner |
| Lady S | 93 | 2.999 | 2019 | Dan Snyder |
| Royal Romance | 92 | 2.933 | 2015 | Viktor Medvedchuk |
| Aquarius | 92 | 2.856 | 2016 | Steve Wynn, sold to Qatar Royal Family |
| Zen | 88 | 2.562 | 2021 | Chhinese billionaire |
| Musashi | 88 | 2.463 | 2011 | Larry Ellison |
| Fountainhead | 88 | 2.463 | 2011 | Edward Lampert |
| Lonian | 87 | 2.691 | 2019 | Lorenzo Fertitta |
| Ecstasea | 86 | 2.107 | 2004 | Alshair Fiyaz |
SuperYacht Owners Database 6-2023
