4.2.2008
Boatpark II in use
The expanded production facilities of 600 m2 are now taken in use at MarineGate.
The increased need to expand the production of Minor boats is the reason why this new additional space for final assembling and testing the boats was built.
This facility built directly connected to the old building makes the production more practical
and the Minor boats can now be manufactured in a even more efficient way.

14.12.07
Minor 31 launched.
Minor 31 was launched at the Scandinavian Sail and Motorboat Show in Stockholm 7-11 November. It became a great success and the interest in this 'all season' boat with premium interior was enormous.The modern layout together with a robust construction cannot become anything else than a success says Thomas Sarin.
Next time can this boat be seen in Düsseldorf in January and in Helsinki in February 2008.

14.12.07
Boatpark II for final assembling.
Sarins Båtar Ltd is expanding the production facilities at MarineGate with 600 m2. New facilities called Boatpark II are built directly to the old building, Boatpark I. Additional space will be used for final assembling and testing the boats. Boatpark II will be ready at the end of January 2008.
Sarins Båtar produce yearly ~100 boats from 21-37 feet.

15.02.07
Minor 27 Range for Rumanian police.
Sarins Båtar have got a new order for professional boat and will deliver 2 Minor 27 Range for the Rumanian police in May/June 2007. The boats will be used to patrol rivers and will be specially equipt for professional use.

15.01.07
Minor 31.
Sarins Båtar will launch the new modell Minor 31 in November this year. The new modell follows the successful line of Minor 27 Range, Minor 34 and Minor 37.
See model data for more information.

15.01.07
40 years of pleasure and professional boats.
This year, 40 years will have elapsed from the establishment of Sarins Boats Ltd by Edy Sarin. Edy was interested in glass fibre technology and commenced the manufacture of his own boat models from this material.

The first Minor motorboat was created in 1967. Minor 650 was the first boat with an aft cabin, and a couple of years later the late designer Sven Lindkvist drew Minor 700, the first walkaround boat that was sold in great numbers. Sven Lindkvist gave the Minor boats a new shell design, the same modern approach is also used in the seven models produced by the company nowadays. All models conform to the factory’s ideology: tough pleasure boats for the active people.

These days, the company has two production facilities in Öja and Lahdenperä in Western Finland. Sarins Boats launched exports in the early 1980s, and presently some 80 per cent of production is exported.