Sunreef Posts 10% Revenue Rise, €40m Profit; Plans €30m Push to €1bn

Sunreef Yachts reported a 10% rise in revenue for 2025 versus 2024 and a net profit of €40 million, and announced "Beyond 2030," a €30 million industrial expansion across its Gdańsk and Ras Al Khaimah yards designed to scale the Poland- and UAE-based builder toward €1 billion in annual revenue by 2030.

The company published the strategic roadmap as a structural transformation that, it says, formalizes changes already underway by aligning industrial capacity, commercial architecture and technological innovation toward faster global scale. Sunreef’s release states plainly: "The objective is clear: €1 billion in annual revenue by 2030."

Founder and CEO Francis Lapp framed the move as a measured response to a challenging market, saying: "In a demanding market, our performance confirms the consistency of our strategy." He added that "Beyond 2030 is about scaling with purpose, investing, innovating and positioning Sunreef among the absolute leaders of global yachting. Our goal is clear: €1 billion in revenue while remaining independent and future driven."

The announced €30 million programme will be deployed across Sunreef’s two major production facilities in Gdańsk and Ras Al Khaimah, although the company has not published a facility-by-facility allocation or an implementation timetable. Superyachttimes reports the Ras Al Khaimah site, which employs more than 1,100 people, will receive new composite production units, new CNC production units, an expanded carpentry workshop and upgraded logistics infrastructure as part of the investment. Gdańsk is named as a beneficiary of the programme, but specific upgrade line items for the Polish yard have not been disclosed.

Sunreef’s strategy document highlights a cluster of drivers behind the push to scale: continued industrial expansion, continuous new yacht design and product development, premiumisation of the product range and technological leadership in next-generation sustainable yachting solutions. The plan also prioritizes development of a global sales architecture, expansion of strategic partnerships and reinforcement of market representation, with an explicit push toward a vertically integrated production model to support increased demand.

The company’s public materials and trade coverage position Sunreef among the upper tier of multihull builders, reporting it as the 6th largest shipyard worldwide in the 24 metre-plus segment. The €30 million investment and the stated €1 billion target set a concrete benchmark for Sunreef’s next phase of growth; the firm has pledged to pursue that target while maintaining independence and a future-driven approach.