Catana Group Reports Revenue of €49.7 Million in the First Quarter

Sales Performance of New Boats

The group's new boat sales amounted to €31.4 million for the quarter, down from €36.7 million a year earlier, marking a 14% decline, the company reports. This downturn is attributed to the current economic and geopolitical uncertainties that keep the nautical sector in a low cycle. According to the statement, the difficulties are mainly concentrated in small and medium-sized boats, while larger units maintain strong momentum. The service division, on the other hand, recorded a turnover of €1.3 million, up from €1 million in the first quarter of 2024/2025.

Overall Boat Division Revenue

The total revenue for the boat division stood at €49.7 million, positively impacted by an exceptional item. According to the group, a non-recurring billing of €17 million for materials and work-in-progress was recorded due to a change in logistical organization with an external subcontractor outside the listed perimeter. This technical operation is related to the implementation of the group's new ERP system, the statement clarifies. Without this exceptional item, the revenue would have shown a decline similar to that of new boat sales.

Strategic Plan Deployment

The group continues to roll out its 2030 strategic plan, which aims to expand its range of activities beyond the leisure sailing catamaran segment, the company indicates. This plan includes the development of new models, such as the BALI 5.2 introduced in September 2025, which began its mass production in the first quarter and already has a significant order book, according to the statement. The group also notes it is working on the segment of large voyage sailboats and floating habitats under the SEATY brand. According to the company, this strategic plan is expected to strengthen its position during low cycles in the sector and provide growth levers for the next upward cycle.