Conrad Shipyard Marks Strong First Palma Boat Show Appearance

Conrad completes its first Palma appearance

Conrad Shipyard has wrapped up its first participation in the Palma International Boat Show. The Gdańsk yard used the event to meet owners, brokers, designers and industry partners while presenting its current motor and sailing work.

The show also gave Conrad a platform to discuss the C140 CO.ONE sailing superyacht, which is under advanced construction in Poland. The project represents an important expansion beyond the yard’s successful C144s motor-yacht series.

Palma gives sailing projects a natural audience

Palma is one of Europe’s most active sailing-yacht centres, with a large concentration of refit yards, crew and performance yachts based around Mallorca. That makes the show particularly relevant for Conrad’s move into large semi-custom sailing yachts.

The event’s mix of new-build exhibitors and active superyacht fleet creates opportunities to discuss future projects with owners already operating in the region. Conrad says the conversations around CO.ONE were a key part of its first appearance.

First show builds a base for future participation

For a yard expanding internationally, a debut show is partly about building relationships rather than immediate sales. Conrad used Palma to introduce the sailing project to a broader Mediterranean audience and strengthen links with brokers and technical advisers.

The positive response gives the shipyard a foundation for future appearances as the first CO.ONE hull advances toward delivery. Conrad remains active in both custom motor yachts and a growing sailing programme.