Oruçoğlu Shipyard
Carrying Oruç Reis’ maritime experiences from the 1700s to the present day, the Oruçoğlu Family started its investments in Anatolia with the food, oil, water, tourism, thermal hotel, mining and feed industry with the constant support of the founder of Oruçoğlu Holding, Esteemed Yılmaz Oruç, and has been involved in the maritime sector since 1978.
The founder and architect of Oruçoğlu Shipyard, İsmail Oruçoğlu, has been manufacturing in the yacht sector for many years, which has helped us transition to the mega yacht class as a shipyard and sign major projects.
İsmail and Levent Oruçoğlu brothers have gained an experienced workforce with advanced technology and modernization studies in the yacht building industry.
Our Vision
Our Mission
Our yachts, built with the quality services and materials of Turkish engineers and Turkish industrialists, equipped with the maritime experiences of our grandfather Oruç Reis, known as the conqueror of the seas in the world maritime history that continues from father to son, prove themselves in the world seas and harsh storms.
As a deep-rooted family company that derives its passion for the sea and maritime tradition from its past, the fact that we have not used external resources and have used entirely our own resources while climbing these steps of success is another indicator of our success.
In these overwhelming competition conditions around the world, our main goal is to continue to carry our company’s name a little higher every day and to announce the name of Turkish yacht manufacturing worldwide with our success once again.
While climbing these steps of success, our greatest help in reaching the goal has always been to prioritize quality.
Who is Oruc Reis?
Life of Oruc Reis
Oruc Reis or Oruc Barbarossa, known as the immortal in the seas..
He was born on the island of Lesbos in 1470. He was the commander of the Ottoman navy. He was a very intelligent captain who won many naval battles in Ottoman history with political and special tactics. He built ships with his great experience in ship projects and ship construction.
He lost an arm during the war in Algeria.
He passed away in Algeria in 1518..
He is a grandfather that we take as an example for ourselves as the Orucoglu family..
We remember him with respect..
