Bertram builds sportfishing yachts and convertibles between 54 and 80 feet and has operated for more than 50 years, most of them in Miami, Fla., Operations were relocated to Merritt Island, Fla., in 2012 under the current parent company, The Ferretti Group.
The iconic builder says more room is needed as their model line — and demand — grows.
Company says it plans to spend more than $15 million on new product in next four years.
This is the first of a three-part series on 25 new boats being launched at Newport on September 13.
Yesterday’s announcement could be good news, but at least one boat builder says the best U.S. manufacturers can get out of the new agreement is to be back to where they started.
Seakeeper Inc., which makes marine stabilization systems, has formed partnerships with Scout Boats and Bertram Yachts.
Bertram Yachts said it is expanding hiring and production at the plant in Tampa, Fla., that it opened 18 months ago.
Bertram Yachts said it added three new dealers ahead of the Miami boat shows.
Enthusiasm and energy are evident as the company gears up at its new Tampa plant and service yard
NEWPORT, R.I. — Bertram Yachts debuted its first boat under new ownership.
TAMPA, Fla. — The new Bertram Yachts is ramping up boat manufacturing and service operations at its new plant in Tampa.
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts said today that it acquired a waterfront facility on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts announced this week that Peter Truslow joined the company as chief executive officer.
Bertram Yachts said it will join the 31st annual Palm Beach International Boat Show next week.
The iconic Bertram Yacht brand is re-emerging with a new owner, new leadership and a new design inspired by the Bertram 31.
Bertram said tooling is underway on its first new model, which will be announced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
The company said the first new product will be announced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in November.
The former Bertram Yacht headquarters and marine service center on the Miami River in Florida was sold for $35.5 million.
Fort Lauderdale-based Bertram Yacht today announced two appointments to its U.S.-based management team.