The history of Conrad Shipyard began in 2002 when the private shipbuilding company Marine Projects Ltd. received an order to build a 27-meter motor yacht designed by renowned naval architect Bill Dixon. The success of this yacht and the subsequent growth in orders led the shipbuilder to establish Conrad Shipyard in 2003, a dedicated facility for constructing superyachts and megayachts. The company was named in honor of the Polish-British writer Joseph Conrad.

The shipyard's early projects included the 27-meter M/Y ESCAPE S with a steel hull, the 12-meter special-purpose M/Y CAPO SERIES, and the tug-type motor yacht M/Y JACK LONDON CC50, which was launched in 2005.

Since its inception, Conrad Shipyard has built over 20 yachts, with the largest being the 40-meter three-deck superyacht Conrad C133, which was delivered to its owner in the spring of 2018.

Conrad Shipyard operates a 50,000 square meter production facility in Gdańsk, Poland. This includes 6,600 square meters of covered workshops and production areas, a 500-meter outfitting quay, and two cranes with capacities of 100 and 400 tons.

Conrad Shipyard offers a range of semi-custom yachts and boats across four series:

• Motor – Super and megayachts ranging from 40 to 70 meters. This series includes models such as the C133S, C133 VIATORIS, THE TUG, C144S, and C155, with upcoming designs like the C166, TUG 55, and C233.
• Sailing – Sailing superyachts from 28 to 67 meters in length.
• Classic – Classic tug-type motor yachts, 15 meters in length, designed in collaboration with renowned Polish designer Juliusz Strawiński. This series features models like the CC50 (M/Y JACK LONDON) and CC58 (M/Y GENTLEMAN).
• Special – High-speed aluminum boats, 11 to 12 meters long.