What Vittoria Shipyard is today, arises from the effort and sacrifices of the Duò family over almost a century of activity. L ... uigi Duò put the first seed in 1927 with little money, but great passion for this job. He always followed his beliefs: high quality of ships built and reliability of employees, at any cost. These values are still the main pillars of Vittoria Shipyard management. The Shipyard is located in Adria, an old Etruscan town in the north of Italy, about halfway between Venice and Ravenna on the Canal Bianco or Po di Levante River, the main internal waterway in Italy, a branch of the Po River that connects Milan to the Adriatic Sea. At the time of the Roman Empire Adria was on the seaside and gave the name to the sea in front of it, the Adriatic Sea indeed. Since then debris from the river moved the coastline about 15 km east and now reach open sea requires an hour of sailing. The four generations who have run the Shipyard until today have worked continuously toward product innovation deeply committed in bringing diligence, passion and social responsibility to their business. With these principles in mind, Vittoria Shipyard has developed its international presence, which continues to expand every day. The Shipyard founds its success on the efforts of more than 300 employees, both external and within the company. This agile and flexible body of professionals is able to craft any ship with talent and rapidity. Vittoria Shipyard has been building ships and shipping components for almost 90 years, working in all sectors of naval construction. The Company is today one of the main official supplier of several public authorities around the globe, as wells as major ship owning groups, having produced already more than 860 boats of any kind. Manufacturing experience includes tugboats, cargo vessels, fishing boats, paramilitary and military vessels, pusher tugs, dredgers, tankers, and ferryboats for motor vehicles and passengers. Vittoria Shipyard structure allows efficient production, flexibility and top-quality levels, regardless the type of boat to be manufactured. read more