Hallberg-Rassy celebrates 70 years
Everything was started 70 years ago by Harry Hallberg in the heart of the Swedish archipelago. Today 9,400 Hallberg-Rassy yachts between 24 and 64 ft have been delivered all over the world. Hallberg-Rassy has specialized in blue water cruising boats for ages. To start with the boats were built entirely out of wood, and from 1963 the GRP hull was introduced. Today, Hallberg-Rassy is the first thing you think of when saying the expression Blue Water Cruiser. Wherever you go in the world, it is very likely to see at least one Hallberg- Rassy lying in the harbour. The looks are distinctive, no matter if is is a new boat or one that has sailed for decades, you instantly recognise a Hallberg-Rassy as a Hallberg-Rassy. Nothing and a lot has happened with the Hallberg-Rassy concept throughout the years. The concept means, now as in the early years, a comfortable cruisingboat that is easy to handle. That means for example a powerful engine with good tankage and a well protected cockpit, woodwork finished by experienced craftsmen and careful technichal installations. Today’s models also offer more natural light, better sailing performance and even more comfort. Today’s Hallberg-Rassys are not only comfortable but have the capacity to win local races such as Tjörn Runt as well as the ARC over the Atlantic. The Hallberg-Rassy group is family owned and family run with a long term view on the business. Hallberg-Rassy has no mortgage. The company has the ability to slow down or speed up capacity whenever that is needed. The latest financial report shows a profitable business, both within the boat building sector and the financial trading. The equity of the group is over 300 million Swedish Krona. 9 400 boats are delivered right on time.
