New cat contender

Longstanding superyacht new-build, refit and project management expert StellarPM has announced a new series of StellarCAT power catamarans.

14 October 2021

Constructed fully in highest grade marine aluminium the series initially offers 20-metre and 25-metre models simply entitled the StellarCAT AL20-2 and StellarCAT AL25-2.

Both models offer accommodation options up to six staterooms with two crew cabins.

Vast deck space and internal volume are characteristics of the series and different engine configurations offer performance figures with speeds of up to 30 knots and ranges of up to 3600 nm.

Class-leading safety, stability and comfort are foremost features and exceptional fuel economy is delivered through Volvo IPS series engines.

The StellarCAT concept is underlined by a Lighter, Stronger, Safer, Faster and Further precept with the design and construction emphasis being on supreme quality yachtbuilding. All StellarCATs will be built to ABS rules and CE Cat A12 conformity using StellarPM’s ProjectPerfectTM analytical construction tracking system for precise calculation of construction performance and progress.

Providing Owners, Captains, or Project Managers with the most accurate, definitive, and immediate time, cost and progress tracking and reporting available throughout the build.

Chris Holmes, Principal and Founder of StellarPM says “We are so excited with the launch of the StellarCAT series”.

“Being able to offer the safest pleasure powercats with the quality and strength of construction that our systems and metal construction brings will deliver superior vessels not seen before in this size range.

“StellarPM is a unique data, production, and people management firm delivering the most comprehensive information and tools needed to successfully construct or refit a yacht from concept to completion.

“We’ve been doing this for over 20 years with considerably larger boats and all that knowledge and experience will shine through the StellarCAT brand.“

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