Falcon Tenders enters market
Following an extensive R&D process, the Falcon Tenders team is working on its first model, a limousine tender…
Falcon Tenders, a new name in the superyacht tender market, is open for business from its facility in Southampton. The new superyacht tender brand is led by Mark Pascoe. Pascoe is joined by Dean Stoneman who will partner him in managing Falcon Tenders. The dedicated Hampshire facilities comprise a 2,300sqm purpose-built manufacturing and office complex and will create new opportunities for the local workforce with up to 25 highly-skilled positions created.
“I am passionate about building tenders. I believe there is room in this exciting sector to be able to design and produce something quite special to integrate with any superyacht,” comments Mark Pascoe. “I have hand-picked an impressive line-up of highly dedicated and skilled craftsmen, many of whom I have known and worked with for a number of years.
“I think we have a uniqueness and can offer all the benefits of dealing with a large production operation, but with the individuality, passion and skill that can only exist in a smaller, family-style operation. This allows a higher quality of workmanship, level of customer service and bespoke design. Our aim is to produce the finest, best-equipped, most innovative and reliable tenders on the market.”
Mark Pascoe is joined by former F2 champions and F1 test driver Dean Stoneman, who is no stranger to the water having been crowned P1 Powerboat Champion in 2021. Over the past decade, he has built a number of powerboats and understands the marine yacht tender business.
Following an extensive R&D process, the Falcon Tenders team is now working on its first model, a limousine tender.
“We are really looking to take our first tender to the next level in terms of design, materials and propulsion,” comments Stoneman. “We are working with some superb partners and we are confident that what will emerge later in the year will impress the market.”
The first model from Falcon Tenders has been styled by Michael Leach Design and is scheduled to make its world debut at the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show.
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