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CMN-JMV Industries operates a modern purpose built facility in Cherbourg, adjacent to the CMN yachts main facility. CMN/JMV is pioneer in the development of epoxy carbon composite construction favoured by today's high tech sailing boats and multihulls. Its facilities include a 3000 cubic meter oven enabling the construction of hull in excess of 40m and an autoclave of over 50m for the construction of carbon masts.
Built by this process, the maxi 60 Sceta Calberson renamed Geodis won both the 1995 BOC Challenge and 1997 Vendée Globe.
Probably better known for some of the high profile racing yachts such as the 140’ ‘Mari-Cha IV’, an Atlantic record holder, and various high achieving 60’ racers that have won round-the-world classics, the division also created the ground breaking 105’ catamaran ‘Lady Barbaretta’.
Working as a team with the CMN engineering facilities, JMV-Industries can deliver a turn-key building programme for the most complex and highly sophisticated composite sailing yachts using pioneering epoxy carbon composite technology developed in-house.
Official Web site : http://www.jmvi.com | 
