Catana Group targets a return to growth with 4 new models

Catana Group is announcing the arrival of 4 new models across 4 market segments: the YOT 53 (a livable power catamaran), the BALI 4.3 (a livable sailing catamaran), a livable 'resort' version of the SEATY expected in early 2027 and, finally, the BALI 7.0 (a very large livable sailing catamaran), expected at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2027. In a market still marked by customers' wait-and-see approach, the group has seen a less pronounced deterioration in recent months, suggesting a possible bottom. At the same time, the group said it is accelerating its industrial program after the July 2 fire in Canet-en-Roussillon, which destroyed 2 assembly buildings. The damaged site will not be rebuilt and the affected production lines will ultimately be transferred to a new plant in Canet. This project was selected among the 150 industrial projects benefiting from the 'Notre Dame' administrative fast-track procedure. In the Vendee region, the building permit for the future Saint-Jean d'Hermine plant is being filed. Set on 55,000 m² and scheduled within 2 years, it will bring together development, innovation and the manufacture of molds and tooling, ultimately making it possible to bring in-house three quarters of investment in this area. Catana Group is therefore targeting a return to growth in 2028 and will publish its annual revenue on October 15, 2026.