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SY Adela Refit
SY Adela was welcomed to Pendennis in August 2015 as she returned for a refit 20 years after she was rebuilt at the yard.
Expansion Complete
In 2015 Pendennis finished its extensive 2-year expansion plan with the completion of a 7,564m² wet basin.
Lionheart Victory
Lionheart celebrated winning the 2015 Falmouth following her winter refit at Pendennis.
SYUK Tour of Excellence
Pendennis welcomed the 2015 SYUK Tour of Excellence to the yard, showcasing the best of British yacht building to the international delegates.
MY Constance Refit
The 46m Feadship MY Constance (ex. Jana) arrived at Pendennis for refit works in April 2015.
Adela Regatta Success
Adela has once again created a serious impact on the leader boards of the seasonal Caribbean circuit.
Malahne launches
The 165ft/50m classic motor yacht Malahne was re-launched on March 14th 2015, after a meticulous 30 month restoration.
Apprentices Charity Abseil
For National Apprenticeship week 2015 Pendennis organised a charity abseil which raised over £32,000 for Cancer Research UK.
SYUK award
Piers Wilson is the deserving recipient of the inaugural Superyacht UK Lifetime Achievement, presented by Mike Carr, chairman of SYUK, at the CWM FX London Boat Show.
SYUK Young Designer 2015
David Rowles, a third year student from Coventry University, scooped the top prize in the inaugural Superyacht UK Design competition at the CWM FX London Boat Show. The contest, which focussed on hand-drawing skills, was sponsored by Pendennis Shipyard and BMT Nigel Gee.
2014 Apprentices Achievements
In January the final year Surface Finishing Apprentices joined their peers as they completed their three-year course, celebrating with a graduation ceremony at the National Maritime Museum, Cornwall.
Lord’s Media Centre 15th Anniversary
1999 Pendennis created the futuristic and award-winning Media Centre at Lord’s Cricket Ground, commissioned by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) to be built in time for the ICC Cricket World Cup of that year.
