Fountaine Pajot shares gained nearly 3% on Wednesday on the Paris Bourse after the catamaran manufacturer unveiled a favorable 2023/2024 outlook, with expected growth in excess of 10%.
While acknowledging that the global yachting market is currently showing "some signs of slowdown", the group emphasizes the good visibility of its order book, as well as its high-performance industrial organization.
It is counting on its product launches - such as the New Power 80, a luxury yacht to be marketed before the end of 2024 - as well as on the continued commercial roll-out of hybrid electric solutions.
In total, Fountaine Pajot plans to invest 16 million euros this year, both in the development of new boats and also in manufacturing capacities (workshops and working conditions).
Over the period 2020-2023, its sales have increased by 100 million euros to 277 million euros, releasing resources to invest over 40 million euros in four years.
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Fountaine Pajot is one of the first worldwide builders of cruise catamarans. The group's activity is organized into two sectors:
- sale of catamarans: sailing catamarans (Lucia 40, Helia 44, Saba 50, Ipanema 58 and Victoria 67 brands), and motorized catamarans (MY 37, Cumberland MY 47 LC and Queensland MY 55);
- services: primarily after sales services.
At the end of August 2025, the group had 2 production sites located in France.
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