Introducing SYCS — high-tech boutique supplier for the superyacht industry

SYCS — Superyacht Composite Solutions is a high-tech boutique supplier to the global superyacht market, specializing in full-carbon composite products, bespoke furniture and custom tenders. Yet in operation and part of BYD Group (Bravo Yacht Design Group), SYCS brings the entire design-to-installation chain under one roof — from concept and engineering to production and on-board integration — on both proprietary designs and third-party briefs. From its bases in Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, at the center of the Mediterranean superyacht circuit, the team puts naval architects, structural engineers and designers on site exactly when and where a project needs them.

Co-founded by Raúl Gonzalo and Tià Simó, SYCS is built on decades of hands-on expertise in the superyacht market. Their combined experience spans refit, new build, composite engineering and yacht design — forming the backbone of the company's technical credibility and client relationships.

Inside High tech equipment and Decking & furniture division

The composite division currently splits its work evenly between refit and new build, with a portfolio significantly broader than the market standard. Beyond hardtops, biminis, accessories and deck elements, SYCS designs and builds hatches, Jacuzzis, exterior furniture, structural cradles, spreader bars, and deck and transom extensions.

Every piece — from a carbon fiber table to a bridge deck extension — is developed with the same rigor applied to a complete vessel, supported by 3D laser scanning, 3D modeling and printing, and 5-axis CNC machining across four workshops between Palma and Cartagena.

Recent deliveries show the range: the fly deck, Jacuzzi and upper deck sofa on the 47-meter Sanlorenzo M/Y Arrow; exterior furniture, Jacuzzi and bridge deck extension on Icon Yachts' M/Y Q, lengthened from 66 to 72 meters; and the full exterior composite furniture package on Nobiskrug's 70-meter M/Y Amoa.

The common thread is a design language in which technical elements become design features, and lightweight carbon sits naturally alongside natural materials.