Gurit’s Asia Pacific team provides composite engineering, testing and modelling across sectors ranging from America’s Cup yachts to electric ferries and bridges. Supported by one of the region’s most comprehensive testing facilities, the team advances global projects with lightweighting expertise, advanced materials and structural engineering design for demanding applications.
For 45 years, ATL Composites has engineered advanced materials for high-performance boats, vehicles and structures—manufacturing proprietary epoxies and DuFLEX® panels, providing engineering support from Queensland, partnerships in Europe and USA.
From racing yachts slicing through Sydney Harbour to tactical vessels tested by the U.S. Marine Corps, Eric Desjardins has spent two decades at the forefront of high-performance crafts and composites engineering.
Riviera’s GRP seagoing 68 and 72 luxury sport yacht models are designed for adventurers exploring the Australian coast, the South Pacific and beyond.
Riviera trains around 150 apprentices across 10 trades, from composite technology and marine craft construction to diesel fitting and cabinetmaking.
Malibu Boats Australia Pty Ltd has been manufacturing high-quality water ski and wakeboarding boats—or ‘towboats’—in Albury, New South Wales, since 1995.
Maritimo’s magnificent bluewater, long-range cruising vessels provide a seamless blend of performance, luxury and adventure, delivering Australian craftsmanship to the world’s most sought-after cruising destinations.
In 2006, Darren Withoos and John Gysberts founded Status Luxury Houseboats with a shared ambition to redefine luxury houseboat manufacturing, creating floating penthouses that set a new standard in the industry.
Steber International is leveraging the environmental benefits of electric propulsion while pioneering a balanced approach to electric and diesel power.
Next year, Cruise Craft will celebrate 80 years in business, marking its legacy as one of the oldest family-run dynasties in Australian boatbuilding.
