Catamarans require advanced manufacturing techniques and materials to build their lightweight yet durable hulls which helps them attain higher speeds. However, these advanced technologies and materials come at a higher cost.
Catamaran hulls are typically made from aluminum, wood, or composite materials like carbon fiber. While materials like carbon fiber provide several advantages in terms of strength and stiffness, they are significantly more expensive to procure and work with compared to traditional boat building materials. Working with carbon fiber requires sophisticated molding techniques and skilled labor which increases manufacturing overhead. The multihull nature of catamarans also means more material is needed to build compared to a monohull. All these factors contribute to inflated manufacturing costs of catamarans.
Market Opportunities: Developing ports and marina infrastructure
Developing ports and marina infrastructure could be a great opportunity in the global catamarans market. With a rise in leisure travel and boating activities in recent years, there has been a growing demand for new and improved ports or marinas where catamarans can be docked. Several island nations and coastal regions recognize this emerging trend and see an opportunity to boost their tourism economies by investing in specialized catamaran infrastructure.
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