Aister

Aister is an aluminum shipyard that has been dedicated for more than 35 years to the construction of boats and naval works. The company specializes in the design and construction of custom aluminum boats, using high-quality alloy and precise welding to ensure properties like lightness, flexibility, safety, resistance, durability, and low maintenance costs. Aister has received multiple international awards, including recognition for its HS60 interceptor and other vessels.

Aister was constituted in 1987, dedicated to insulation and habitation. In 1990, a division of marinas was created, which would become an international leader. In 1993, the shipyard division was created, building the first boats. In 2004, Aister manufactured 5 launches in record time to contain the oil spilled after the 'Prestige' tragedy on the Galician coast. In 2006, polyethylene was incorporated for boat construction, and two years later stainless steel. In 2010, a relationship with the Guardia Civil began as a client, which continues today. In 2011, Aister delivered the first 100% electric passenger boat for transit on the Canal de Castilla. In 2018, Aister received the 'Work Boat World Best Coastal Fireboat' award. In 2019, the first USV vessel was delivered in collaboration with NAVANTIA, and the 'Work Boat World Best Coast Guard Boat' award was received. In 2021, Aister received the 'Work Boat World Best OSRV' award. In 2022, further developments occurred (text cut off).

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