Goldfish Boat produces center console boats and rigid inflatable boats (ribs). There are 10 models currently in production ranging from 7 to 15 meters. All Goldfish models are designed for high speeds up to 100 knots. The design of Goldfish RIBs is such that they are equally suited to all weather conditions, be it the Arctic Circle or the warm waters of the Gulf of Aden. Most models are designed for excitement.

Founded in 1991, Goldfish's original goal was to produce handmade racing boats. Pål Sollie is the chief designer, designer, and owner of the Norwegian Goldfish Boat. The shipyard is located 50 km south of Oslo. Prior to the Goldfish's founding, Pål Sollie was actively involved in both boat construction and boat racing. The yard's first experience was a 16-foot central console Goldfish boat, which was widely acknowledged. It was followed by the 30-foot Goldfish model, and then a sports cruiser. In 2001, the first RIB Goldfish model was launched.

Over the years the company has built over 650 civilian boats and over 900 special and military boats. A third of the Goldfish boat model goes to the superyacht market, where RIBs serve as tenders. Goldfish Boat's largest client is the Royal Norwegian Navy.