Pogo Structures is a French boatbuilder founded in Quimper in 1987 by Christian Bouroullec. It moved to Combrit in 1990, where it is still based, and designs and builds cruising and racing sailboats.
Since 2004 the yard has used vacuum infusion to build light, stiff fibreglass sandwich hulls. Its racing range includes the 6.50 m Mini Pogo series (Pogo, Pogo 2, Pogo 3, Pogo Foiler) and the Pogo 40 one-design line (S2, S3, S4). Designs come from Finot-Conq, Pierre Rolland and later Guillaume Verdier.
In 2017 the yard launched its first motor boat, the Loxo 32. By 2020 it employed about 80 people and had built around 900 boats, an average of 55 a year. The current company (SAS, SIREN 539108621) was registered in 2012.
