improvements, year after year. We started in 2018 by setting up a sustainable development committee, which has already launched concrete actions: major investments in safety, organization of training, implementation of waste sorting, annual site clean-up campaign, actions to reduce our non-recyclable waste (replacement of disposable cartridge masks, replacement of plastic cups with cardboard cups, washable shoe covers, etc.)

Aim to set an example as a corporate citizen because sustainable yachting starts with respect for the men and women who work here, Grand Large Yachting invests to optimize the working conditions of its employees, and to ensure their comfort, safety and fulfillment.

The CSR performance of each of the Group's entities is managed with ever higher efficiency - which allows for concrete 

Using more natural materials, favoring engines that are more economical in terms of fossil fuels or running on renewable energies, or anticipating the recycling of boats: these are Research & Development fundamentals that are building sustainable yachting.

Generalize the eco-design of boats...

... so that their environmental performance is optimized at every stage of their life: design, production, distribution, use and end of life.

From the choice of materials to the definition of systems, from the production process to the sailing experience, everything must be screened for sustainability.

It is in this spirit that we are working, for example, with the Tara Ocean Foundation to create dedicated training courses.

Through this approach, Grand Large Yachting is seeking to contribute on its own scale and to instill a more global dynamic.

It is the combined action of our 500 employees, our suppliers, our customers and our partners, throughout the entire value chain, that will make an impact.

In concrete terms, this means committing the players in our supply chain to develop solutions that are more respectful of the environment, strengthening team training and raising awareness of best practice among our customers and boaters.