CRN is a historical Italian brand and Shipyard, part of the Ferretti Group, specialising in the construction of custom yachts from 40 to 100 metres, whose many intuitions over the years have contributed to writing the history of international yachting.
With a global fleet of almost 200 vessels, including military and commercial ships as well as yachts, CRN also produces yachts in steel and light aluminium alloy or light aluminium alloy and composite for other Ferretti Group brands.
Founded in Ancona in 1963 by Sanzio Nicolini under the name of “Costruzioni e Riparazioni Navali”, CRN has since established itself as an icon of italian excellence and the creator of unique masterpieces, taking the wishes of its increasingly aware and demanding clients and giving them a tangible shape, without any limits. CRN Shipyard is a synonym of innovative craftsmanship. Just like in a real atelier, where customers come to get a bespoke suit, CRN builds fully-custom yachts taking the same approach as a master tailor. Similarly, the superyachts built by CRN reflect the vision of their owners, matching their personal taste and style while fulfilling specific desires.
Every CRN megayacht is the result of the combination of different ideas, know-how, and professional skills – all sharing great passion – to create something truly unique. The company has always been projected into the future: a pioneer in the search for and the implementation of innovative design solutions. Thanks to its in-house design and technical teams, CRN develops projects from the blank sheet, showing all its excellence and exclusiveness in cutting-edge projects and bespoke design yachts,so to meet all possible requests.
CRN takes care of every yacht it creates even after it has been delivered, ensuring full support to its Owner and its crew. The Shipyard leads the Owner into a world where industrial processes and craftsmanship harmoniously blend together, turning his desires into reality.
CRN is a historical Italian brand and Shipyard, part of the Ferretti Group, specialising in the construction of custom yachts from 40 to 100 metres, whose many intuitions over the years have contributed to writing the history of international yachting.