KaiserWerft
The Kaiser Werft GmbH was a manufacturer of luxury motor yachts in Saal an der Donau. It was formed in 2003 from the insolvent company PR Marine of Peter Rammelmayr. The company had about 150 employees.
From 2003 to 2008 Zahid Vohra, was an Indian with a British nationality, owner of the company. He had bought the remains of the former company, and delivered together with the maintenance manager, Erwin Schmid some super yachts like the catwalk, C'est La Vie and the Ocean Of Love from. This largest yachts with fiberglass hulls have received international recognition.
The Imperial Shipyard was one of the most exclusive in their industry. In the industry Ausstellungsboot presented the Kaiser shipyard in 2006 with the catwalk, the largest yacht ever shown in a hall. A special feature of the company was that it was made by its own account, apart from large supply parts such as engines, all parts, even in Germany or moved from Germany.
On 24 November 2008, the Kaiser shipyard has logged in to the Regensburg district court insolvency. The provisional insolvency administration lawyer Joachim Exner was - a company specializing in bankruptcy law firm in Nuremberg - entrusted. The insolvency proceedings commenced on 1 December 2008. 's Future Kaiserwerft was at this time no statement can be made.
In early March 2009 was the end for this yard because no investor was willing and able to take over the insolvent Kaiserwerft.
An investor bought from the liquidator not only tools and materials, but also shapes and naming rights at the auction of the Kaiser shipyard. A new Kaiser shipyard, which has been trading at the time as a Swiss holding company was formed. To this group belongs to a shipyard in Antalya, Turkey. According to the current web page ( http://www.kaiserwerft.com/company/about.html ), the company has offices in Monaco, Dubai, Rostock and Viareggio, where it is only to sales offices. At the present time is the empty hall in Antalya, and there are no visible activities. The prices displayed on the website locations Viareggio and Monaco could not be located, therefore questionable. Also shows the register of companies of the city of Rostock (http://www.fhb-online.de/register.php?cmd=mysearch&fr=Ojo6Ojo6OjpGaXNjaGVyd2VnOjo6Ojo6Ojo6OlJvc3RvY2s6Ojo6Ojo=) no entry and must therefore be questioned. The fact is that the company runs on the back burner and is not a yacht in production.