A growing network of regional partners is supporting the expansion of the power catamaran brand SilverCat across the Caribbean. With the global demand for versatile power catamarans continuing to rise, the Caribbean market in particular presents an opportunity for SilverCat vessels, which range in size from 34 to 46 feet. These vessels are particularly well-suited to island-hopping and coastal cruising thanks to their stability, fuel efficiency, and generous deck space.
SilverCat has appointed Embarcaciones Del Sureste as its new dealer in Mexico, a key step in the company's recent expansion. Located at Marina El Faro in Progreso, Yucatán, the dealership serves as a vital gateway to the broader Caribbean market, where numerous vessels purchased in Mexico are subsequently used in neighbouring island destinations.
At Expo Aventura 2026, the 35CC, a versatile centre-console catamaran designed for comfortable day boating and all-round use, was showcased by Embarcaciones Del Sureste and SilverCat, who had joined forces for the event. This model attracted considerable attention throughout the event and received particularly positive feedback regarding its layout, versatility and suitability for the region's boating requirements.
Related : SilverCAT Charts New Course In The Caribbean

Silverstripe Credit & Technologies - aka "Silvercat" - is at the forefront of digital lending in the UK. A vital component of the Plata Embedded Finance Group, Their team was the power behind the group's first lending enterprise back in 2014, and has since grown into a stand-alone entity, embodying the group's vision with an unparalleled blend of technical expertise and comprehensive knowledge of the consumer finance landscape
Related : SilverCat Highlights The Regional Catamaran Appeal At Abu Dhabi International Boat Show
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