Navanex does all the naval architecture thinking for you

Dream. Create. Navigate.

Our expertise? Naval architecture. Our team of specialists stands out through its versatility, innovative mindset, and distinctive approach. Our mission is to simplify naval architecture and provide maritime professionals with custom vessel design services, production engineering solutions for shipyards, and comprehensive vessel stability analysis.

Our SSI-Corporate certified design team uses the latest version of ShipConstructor to conceive, design and produce vessels.

Whether you have a dream or a specific project in mind, we are here to support you throughout the design process, from production to sea trials!

Our values

Pride

At Navanex, we take pride in everything we create. There are no words to describe the sense of pride we feel when we launch our vessels. It’s bigger than us!

Team spirit

We all navigate together on the same charted course, and the bond that unites us is unbreakable. The Navanex crew is a tight weave!

Accuracy

Because at sea, there is no room for mistakes. Absolute precision is required of our team when designing vessels that are perfectly integrated, fully operational, and safe.

Our promise

Imagining what will take you safely to port!

A sea of possibilities lies ahead, and Navanex is here to turn your dream vessel into reality.

Our approach

At Navanex, we are committed to understanding your day-to-day operations and challenges to make your work easier. Our team listens closely to your needs to develop and deliver innovative, effective solutions.

We know that naval architecture can seem complex. We strive to explain this field of expertise in clear, accessible terms for our clients. You can put your trust in us. We make it simple! WE’RE HERE FOR YOU!

What makes us different

Our team excels at executing its projects with precision. Each design is carefully developed for optimal production.

Choosing the Navanex crew to design your boat means opting for safety, innovation, and performance.

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