Our Refit
Our long-standing experience on new builds and refits assures the quality expected on a superyacht refit, but it is our flexibility, transparency, and client orientation where we have distinguished ourselves in the market.
With over 50 direct employees, divided into nine different disciplines or workshops, and with over 450 companies based in Palma dedicated to the yachting industry, clients retain control over how, when and by whom the refit is carried out. Delivering precision and attention to detail has made AdM a reference shipyard in the Repair & Refit industry, meeting owners’ requirements on budget and on schedule.
Our flexibility is also present in the range of service roles we can offer to our clients, depending where we are delivering the service.

At ‘STP Open Access Site’ five different options are possible:
Our facilities allow us to undertake any refit, conversion, repair or maintenance work that a yacht up to 70m on the slip or LOA 110m might need.
Main Contractor
The vessel assumes the role of Main Contractor being fully responsible for the works performed.
Project Manager
The vessel assumes the role of Main Contractor being fully responsible for the works performed and the coordination of the subcontractors.
Subcontractor
The vessel assumes the role of Main Contractor being fully responsible for the works performed and the coordination of the subcontractors.
TPA Agent
The vessel assumes the role of Main Contractor being fully responsible for the works performed and the coordination of the subcontractors.
TPA Agent & Project Consultant
* TPA – Inward Processing
In 2025, Astilleros de Mallorca SA completed its second photovoltaic installation project, which included roof replacement and asbestos removal, with an investment of €390,111.62. The project aimed to reduce energy consumption, CO2 emissions, and eliminate hazardous materials. The 215 kW photovoltaic installation consists of 392 panels with a total peak power of 258.72 kWp. 2,116 m² of asbestos cement roofing were removed and replaced with sandwich panels.
This project was financed with support from the European Union's Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Facility, specifically the Balearic Islands Energy Transition Investment Plan (PITEIB). A grant of €190,003.97 was awarded.