Polish builder Conrad Shipyard has announced that the third unit in its C144s superyacht series has been moved to outfitting. The 44.3-metre – known as Project Moonlight – belongs to the same series as Ace, which was delivered in 2022 as Poland's largest superyacht.
Conrad Shipyard's first semi-custom line, the C144s has an exterior profile created by Reymond Langton Design and naval architecture from Diana Yacht Design. According to the yard, "Project Moonlight will also be unique because it will present a completely new-looking interior design", with Italian studio Nauta Design directing the project.
Project Moonlight was sold by Y.CO to a Middle Eastern client in 2023, with SuperYachtsMonaco and Denison Yachting serving as joint central agents. Y.CO is also managing the build on behalf of her new owner, with subsequent plans to take on the yacht's operational management following her scheduled July 2025 delivery date.
"We are very excited to have found the perfect yacht for our client, who we have worked with for over 10 years," said Mark Paterson, head of client services at Y.CO. He added that Project Moonlight captured the owner's vision for intimate family cruising, strong build quality and a classic design.
Mikolaj Krol, Conrad Shipyard CEO and chairman, said he was "delighted" to see another model taking shape. "The C144s line has been compellingly successful, and we are proud to continue building on that success with this third unit."
According to BOATPro, Conrad Shipyard has one other yacht under construction. At 42 metres, the project marks the first sailing yacht to be built by the Polish yard and the first flybridge performance sailing yacht of its size.
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