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Askeladden Boats AS is a Norwegian builder of leisure boats based in Hagavik, Norway. The company says its boat-building story began in 1911, and it produces outboard-powered leisure boats for domestic and export markets. Askeladden describes itself as Norway’s largest manufacturer of leisure boats.
Askeladden Boats AS is headquartered at Nedre Askvik 85 in Hagavik, in the former Hordaland region near Bergen. The brand operates from a long-running boatbuilding site in western Norway and states that more than 95,000 Askeladden boats have been produced over the course of its history. Company information published by the builder identifies Henrik J. Askvik as managing director. The brand also states that it sells boats in 10 countries.
Askeladden’s current range includes 14 models measuring roughly 4 to 10 metres, with the brand presenting separate model lines such as the C-series and P-series. The company says its boats are designed with a strong focus on design, innovation and safety. Its range includes small and medium cabin boats, and the brand has been associated in boating listings with outboard-powered cruisers, cabin boats and open motorboats. The builder positions the line for leisure use rather than commercial transport.