Conam was based in Pozzuoli, in the Naples area of Italy. The yard operated there before being absorbed into the Rodriquez Group structure.
What types of boats did Conam build?
Conam built fiberglass leisure boats, express cruisers, and motor yachts. Its range included sport hardtops, widebody cruisers, and larger flybridge-style yachts.
What is Conam known for?
The brand is known for Italian-built planing motor yachts with sporty styling and models such as the 58 Sport HT and 60 Wide Body. It is also remembered as a historical Naples-area yard that closed in 2010.
Conam was an Italian boat builder based in Pozzuoli, near Naples. The company was founded in 1980 and produced fiberglass leisure boats and motor yachts. It later became part of the Rodriquez Group and was closed in 2010.
History and shipyard
Conam s.r.l. was founded in 1980 by Luigi and Giuseppe Cimino in Pozzuoli, in the Naples area. Its production focused on fiberglass pleasure boats and, later, larger cruising yachts. In 2002 the yard entered the Rodriquez Group and adopted the name Conam Costruzioni Navali Mediterranei S.p.A. The shipyard was closed in 2010. The builder is listed as an Italian GRP planing-boat producer with an address in Pozzuoli.
Model range and design
Conam built motor yachts and cruisers in the mid- to upper-size range, with models documented from about 14 to 24 meters. Known model names include the 46 Sport, 50 Futura, 58 Sport, 58 Sport HT, 60 Wide Body, 75 Wide Body, 80 Sport and Solania 81. The brand’s boats are often described as Italian-designed express cruisers and motor yachts with sporty profiles, narrow beams, and a focus on planing performance. Several examples remain in the brokerage market today.
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