Grandweld Yachts from Dubai debuts at Monaco Yacht Show

The first yachts unveiled from the new brand are the 60-meter Grandar 60 and 65-meter Grandar 65. Both yachts will draw on the commercial platforms already built by Grandweld. The first Grandar 60 is in active development, with construction planned to begin in 2027.

Grandweld’s Dubai Maritime City facility provides the scale and control required for large yacht construction in steel and aluminum. More than 55,000 sqm of facilities include seven shipbuilding bays, 13,500 sqm of covered production space, 20,000 sqm for outfitting and assembly, 31 docking berths, and a lifting capacity of up to 6,000 tonnes. The yard can accommodate vessels up to 130 meters, backed by over 1,000 specialists across engineering, fabrication, and project management.

Core engineering and production functions are managed within the yard, from steel and aluminum fabrication to CNC, piping, and mechanical integration. Where specialist yacht expertise is required, Grandweld works with selected international and UAE-based partners while retaining control of the build, quality, and delivery.

Grandweld already carries key finishing and technical capabilities in-house, including joinery and interior outfitting, electrical and automation, air-conditioning, blasting, and painting. Grandweld Yachts builds on this industrial base by integrating yacht-specific systems and specialist expertise within the same controlled build process.