Devonport Further Digital Presence with New Website

By B. Roberts

After partnering with Pendennis in early 2010, Devonport has continued to further it’s digital identity by launching a brand-new website. The UK shipyard has aligned itself with the digital age by refreshing their website and introducing e-newsletters and digital USB business cards – further emphasising the superyacht industries digital evolution.

Director of Devonport Yachts Ltd, Stephen Hills, commented, “This more modern approach to our brand is reflective of Devonport’s move away from our association with the naval dockyard in Plymouth and to build on our reputation as developers of innovative and exclusive superyachts. We are very excited about the potential use of digital media to allow us to more effectively and immediately communicate with our clients and with the industry.”

Devonport are the world-respected builders behind six of the world’s top 100 superyachts, such as M/Y Samar and M/Y Sarafsa; a portfolio well highlighted on the newly designed website. The updated site acts as the perfect platform for the company to display their unique vision and objectives, outlined through an overview of Devonport’s concept yacht propositions, providing a range of designs and engineering platforms for the future.

New Devonport projects include the 96m Project 55, currently under construction, and concepts such as 3000e and smaller vessels such as the Seven Zero, both of which have attracted a lot of attention from the yachting industry.

After partnering with Pendennis, Devonport has expanded to cover a broader range of projects from their new location at the Pendennis shipyard in Falmouth, UK. The group offers expertise in new-build and refit projects of up 60m, with the added expertise of the Pendennis shipyard, as well as adding a specialist approach to construction and refit projects of 60m and above. The group’s refreshed presence in the digital market will provide an insight into the UK’s largest refit and new-build company.

For a closer look at the new Devonport website, click here.

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