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}}{{Use dmy dates|date=December 2016}}{{Use British English|date=December 2016}}{{Infobox company | name = Oyster Yachts | type = Privately held | industry = Boat building | foundation = 1973 | location_city = Southampton | location_country = United Kingdom | key_people = Richard Hadida (CEO), Paul Adamson (CCO), Kim Stubbs (COO), Becky Bridgen (CFO) | predecessor = Oyster Marine | founder = Richard Matthews | products = Sailing Yachts | services = New yachts, yacht brokerage, yacht charter | homepage = {{URL|http://www.oysteryachts.com}} Oyster Yachts (formerly Oyster Marine) is a British brand of luxury cruising sailing yachts established in 1973. The company is based in Southampton, with offices and shipyards in the UK, Spain and the US. Oyster Yachts is famed for developing the original Deck Saloon sailing yacht concept in 1980, now a proven design used across 35 Oyster models and more than 750 luxury sailing yachts.[1]] After going into administration in February 2018, the company was bought out by new owner Richard Hadida on 20 March 2018[2] and has since been led by new management. HistoryFoundingIn 1973 Richard Matthews founded Oyster Marine and commissioned the 32 ft prototype sailing yacht Unidentified Flying Object, designed by British Naval Architects Holman and Pye[3]. She proved to be a success, with Unidentified Flying Object winning the Royal Yacht Squadron's de Mass Cup at Cowes in 1974 alongside many other races[4]. The design was developed into the UFO 34[4][5], and this became the first yacht to be produced by Oyster Marine. DesignIn 1978 Oyster Marine introduced a 46 ft cruiser-racer designed by Kim Holman & Donald Pye, pioneering the Deck Saloon feature that has since become the company's trademark.[6] Oyster continued to increase the size of its vessels, launching a 53 ft design by Rob Humphreys in 1997 followed by a 62 ft Robert Humphreys' design in 2002.[7] Today, Oyster Yachts builds sailboats ranging from 56 ft to 125 ft, all designed by Robert Humphreys and the Oyster Design Team. Acquisition and LiquidationIn 2008 the company was acquired by Balmoral Capital in 2008,[8] changing hands to HTP Investments in 2012.[9] On 5 February 2018, Oyster Marine, the boat-building arm of the Oyster group (which also includes Oyster Brokerage and Oyster Charter) went into administration after a crisis in July 2015 when a subcontractor caused a catastrophic failure of the internal hull structure of a new Oyster 82 "Polina Star 2" and the yacht sank. Despite significant positive efforts to quickly recall and repair the 4 other yachts built the same way by the sub-contractor, confidence was dented for a couple of years and incoming orders fell by 1/3rd for the next 24 months. Following the successful launch of several new models the company closed the end of 2017 with a record orderbook of ~£83m but with some cash flow issues. The dutch shareholders made a sudden decision in January 2018 to withdraw their support and the directors had no alternative but to appoint Administrators. ref name=":2">{{Cite news|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/03/19/oyster-yachts-bailed-administration-tech-entrepreneur-richard/|title=Oyster Yachts bailed out of administration by tech entrepreneur Richard Hadida|last=Tovey|first=Alan|date=2018-03-19|work=The Telegraph|access-date=2018-08-24|language=en-GB|issn=0307-1235}} .[10] KPMG was appointed as administrator to Oyster Marine Holdings (the holding company for Oyster Yachts) on 7 February 2018[11], and tried to find a new buyer for the business. New OwnershipOn 20 March 2018, gaming software entrepreneur Richard Hadida was announced as the new owner[2]. Hadida has embarked on a mission to get the business back on its feet and to re-employ as many of the 420 previous employees of Oyster Yachts as possible.[10] Reinvestment and GrowthUnder Hadida’s ownership the company re-started manufacturing in its Wroxham yard on 15 May 2018, beginning to fulfil the contracts that Oyster held before it entered administration.[12] This included the re-hiring 50 of Oyster’s former shipwrights.[12] Oyster completed its first yacht under new ownership, an Oyster 575 named MARTA III, on 12 July 2018.[13] This Wroxham reopening was shortly followed by its Southampton plant, which launched its first yacht since coming back into business on 31 July 2018.[14] The company also secured a deal with Lloyd’s Register on 20 June 2018 where Lloyd’s will approve the design, materials and build quality of all hulls and decks on Oyster yachts.[15] From late 2018, a Lloyd’s Register surveyor will inspect all yachts in production once a week, meaning all newly built Oyster vessels will immediately carry an Lloyd’s Register Moulding certificate upon completion.[15] As of July 2018, there were are 14 vessels being completed at Oyster’s sites in Southampton and Wroxham.[13] A new smaller and more affordable Oyster model - planned for release in 2019 - has also been hinted at by company CCO Paul Adamson.[16] OperationsOyster Yachts has operations in the UK, Spain and the US.[17] British ManufactureOyster has always been a thoroughly British brand. Even during the company’s beginnings, when a lot of its boat building was subcontracted out, production was always awarded to other British yards. Only a couple of models in the company’s history have ever been built outside the UK. These are the 2013 Oyster 54, produced in New Zealand by McDell Marine[18] and the 100 ft and 125 ft yachts designed by Ed Dubois built at RMK Marine in Turkey.[19][20] Today, the majority of Oyster yacht manufacture takes place in-house at its UK shipyards. Awards and RecognitionThe company has twice been awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise.[21] In 2012 the Oyster 625 was named the Luxury Cruiser of the Year at the boot Düsseldorf,[22] while the Oyster 100-01 was given the Judge's Commendation for yachts under 40 m at the World Superyacht Awards in Istanbul.[23] In 2016, the Oyster 675 was voted Sailing Today’s Best Luxury Cruiser,[24] with the Oyster 565 the same award in 2017.[25] Then, in 2018, the Oyster 745 was named Cruising World’s Boat of the Year.[26] Oyster Yachts was featured in the American documentary series Building the Brand in 2011,[27] which looked at the production processes behind iconic brands. Other companies featured include Gibson Guitars and Rolls Royce. Oyster World RallyThe Oyster World Rally refers to the 2-3 year worldwide sailing expeditions that Oyster Yachts organises for its owners.[28] All owners of the company’s yachts are invited to sail the world together, following a route pre-planned and organised by Oyster and with support from the Oyster After Sales team.[29] The rally was initially organised to celebrate 35 years of Oyster Yachts in 2013, but with the success of the first event the company decided to make the World Rally a regular feature in the Oyster social calendar. The first rally ran from 2013-14, with one currently underway from 2017-19 and one planned for 2021-23.[29] Oyster is the only yachting brand currently running its own global circumnavigation. Owner EventsOyster puts on regular regattas, dinners and other events for their owners, owner’s friends and family, and crew.[30] These events are run by the Oyster Yacht team[30] and generally this include two regattas per year - one in the Caribbean at Easter and one in the Mediterranean in September/October - as well as parties and dinners for owners during the London, Southampton and Annapolis boat shows and other sailing events.[30] ModelsSailing YachtsCurrent and previous Oyster yacht models[31] are listed below, with current models in bold:
(CC = Centre Cockpit; AC = Aft Cockpit; RS = Raised Saloon; DH = Deck House) (Current Oyster Models in bold) Sail Training BoatsThe majority of Oyster boats have been luxury cruisers, however Oyster has produced four sail training vessels: - The Oyster 68 ketch RONA II,[37] provided as a kit for completion by the then London Sailing Project - now Rona Sailing Project which sails out of Hamble - The Oyster 68 ketch LORD RANK produced for Ocean Youth Club Northern Ireland. LORD RANK was lost with no loss of life during a delivery in June 2010 when she struck and sank on the Carrickmannon Rocks off Northern Ireland.[38] - The Oyster 80 ketch TEAM SPIRIT OF WIGHT produced for the Ocean Youth Club and subsequently sold to Gordonstoun School as OCEAN SPIRIT OF MORAY.[39] - The Oyster 70 ketch ALBA VENTURE, produced for the Ocean Youth Trust Scotland.[40] Motor Boats
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