Oceanco is a Dutch superyacht builder specializing in the construction of large custom motor yachts, headquartered in Alblasserdam, the Netherlands. The company was established in its current form in 1987 and has since delivered some of the most technically advanced and architecturally distinctive superyachts in the world. Oceanco focuses exclusively on custom-built yachts typically ranging from 80 meters to over 140 meters in length, placing it among the elite tier of global superyacht builders. The shipyard's facility in Alblasserdam includes covered construction halls capable of accommodating vessels up to approximately 140 meters, along with extensive outfitting workshops and a deepwater quay for launching and sea trials. Notable Oceanco deliveries include the 110-meter Jubilee, the 109-meter Bravo Eugenia, and the 136-meter Flying Fox, one of the largest charter yachts in the world. Oceanco has also delivered the 109-meter sailing yacht Y721, reportedly built for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, representing one of the largest sailing yachts ever constructed. The company collaborates with leading naval architects, exterior designers, and interior designers on each project, acting as the construction platform that brings together diverse creative and engineering disciplines. Oceanco employs advanced steel and aluminum construction techniques and integrates sophisticated propulsion, energy management, and onboard systems into its vessels. The shipyard has invested in sustainability initiatives, exploring hybrid propulsion systems and alternative fuel technologies for future yacht designs. Oceanco remains a privately held company focused on delivering a small number of high-quality superyachts per year.

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Oceanco builds fully custom superyachts from 80 to over 140 meters in steel and aluminum at its Alblasserdam, Netherlands facility. Notable deliveries include the 136-meter Flying Fox and the 109-meter sailing yacht Y721. The Dutch shipyard focuses on a limited number of technically advanced, architecturally distinctive vessels per year, collaborating with leading designers and naval architects.