About Premier Composite Technologies

Premier Composite Technologies, although newly established in the U.A.E. have an impressive history in advanced composite technology. The key figures behind the company have substantial knowledge and understanding of this high-tech composite industry. Their unparalleled expertise is the result of the experiences they gained since the eighties in the aerospace and aircraft industry, the automotive industry and the environmental industry, with a major focus on the use of composites in architecture and building construction, and in the production of offshore power boats and racing yachts.

PCT’s strong roots in the composite industry stemmed from the German company Speedwave, whose co-founders are now the major force behind PCT. Speedwave was famed for the composite construction of specialised components like rudders, keels, spreaders and steering systems for Whitbread/Volvo Around the World, America’s Cup, Admiral’s Cup and Maxi yachts. Speedwave also embarked on high-tech yachting projects of the time, with ILC 40 “Anemos” being one of its successes. Using composite technology, Speedwave together with SL-Rasch GmbH, completed various  innovative dome projects.

Having left their mark in Europe, the team then set the benchmark in composite construction and yacht manufacturing in South East Asia. In 1997 Dian Kreatif was established in Malaysia. Using Speedwave technology and technicians, several major dome construction projects were undertaken, together with the production of racing yachts. Apart from custom builds, DK became one of three licensed builders worldwide for Farr International, building the Mumm 30, Farr 40, Farr 52, Farr 36 and Farr 520 cruiser-racer.

With their well-deserved reputation in advanced composite technology, the team now spearhead Premier Composite Technologies in Dubai with a strong commitment to continue their excellence in the composites manufacturing industry.

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