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CLX96 undergoes successful sea trials

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CLX96 undergoes successful sea trials

January 26, 2022
3:03 am

CL Yachts has announced impressive results during the first sea trials of its pioneering new flagship CLX96.

CLX96 reached 24-25 knots during initial sea trials

CL Yachts has reported that its flagship CLX96 impressed during sea trials in January, reaching between 24-25 knots at full-load condition with weights simulating a tender and owner’s gear. The 96ft 9in motor yacht also performed well during tight manoeuvres.

Martin Lo, Director of CL Yachts, said: “Our captain reported that the boat handled well and was very responsive to the helm. Two thrusters at the bow and stern provided a much higher level of confidence when docking.

CLX96 was designed by Jozeph Forakis

“CLX96 operates smoothly throughout her RPM range. Thanks to her stabilisation options, including a Quick MC56 gyro stabiliser and Sleipner Side-Power fins, she is very steady in a seaway as well.”

CLX96 features an exterior and interior by industrial designer Jozeph Forakis, as CL Yachts sought an outsider’s view to challenge conventional design. Its distinctive profile includes reverse-angle windscreens on the main and upper decks, as well as the aft end of the main-deck superstructure.

CLX96 will show in Hong Kong in spring

The yacht features only one helm, in the enclosed skylounge, outdoor social areas forward on the upper and main decks, a flexible, extendable beach club, and four lower-deck guest cabins.

“CLX96 is a concerted effort to mark the real deal behind our brand,” Lo said. “We wanted a fresh approach to the norm, and we did that by allowing Jozeph the freedom to create something different and unique, while holding true to our core values of quality, innovation and uncompromising seaworthiness.”

CLX96 is currently out of the water for final fitting. More sea trials will be conducted prior to the yacht’s Asia debut in Hong Kong this spring, while its world premiere is scheduled for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show from October 26-30.
www.clyachts.com

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Asiamarine delivers first Nimbus T8 in Hong Kong

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Asiamarine delivers first Nimbus T8 in Hong Kong

January 25, 2022
5:15 am

The regional dealer has delivered first T8 in Hong Kong to a client from Sweden, home of Nimbus.

The Swedish owner with his daughter

Asiamarine has recently delivered the first Nimbus T8 in Hong Kong to its owner. The regional dealer has represented the Swedish boat builder in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam since late 2021, and the T8 in Hong Kong was sold to a Swedish client.

Winner of the Sportsboats & Ribs category in the 2021 Motor Boat Awards, the T8 from the Tender series is based on an air-lubricated, stepped hull with excellent seafaring qualities and a low planing threshold. Propulsion options are a Mercury Verado V6 (200hp) or V8 (250hp or 300hp) outboard engine, offering a cruising speed of 20-35 knots and a top speed over 40 knots.

The Hong Kong unit features a T-top with Lexan roof

Joacim Gustavsson, Chief Designer at Nimbus, said: “The T8 provides stable, safe and quiet performance, which makes it easy to operate the boat at high speed. The construction quality and excellent seaworthiness and handling, combined with superior speed resources, invite a more active style of driving that still feels safe and secure.

“This boat is a functional day tender for those who appreciate genuine Scandinavian design and value, well-considered solutions, and comfort.”

The T8 has a length of 26ft 2in (7.93m)

As shown on the Hong Kong unit, the T8 can be fitted with a T-top with Lexan roof that provides sun protection, while an additional canopy can cover the aft deck. In the covered area, the two helm seats are reversible and the table is foldable, while the aft sofa fits both forward-facing and aft-facing passengers and has a flexible back rest that can even fold down to produce a large sunbed.

Under the aft sofa is space for a retractable refrigerator and easily accessible equipment area. The aft deck features a shower outlet and storage compartments on each side.

The pilot seats can reverse to face the foldable table

The T8 features a wide walk-around design and a forward-facing sofa in the bow, which can offer an optional sunbed and conceals a large hatch with loading access to the cabin. The double cabin is accessed by stairs forward of the co-pilot seat to port.

Founded in 1968, Nimbus builds boats from 26-44ft (7.9m-13.3m) across four ranges: Tender (T8, T9, T11), Commuter (C8, C9 and C11), Day Cruisers (Weekender 9, 305 Drophead) and Cruisers (305, 365, 405, 405 Flybridge).
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Princess X80, V50 on show at nine-day event in Plymouth

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Princess X80, V50 on show at nine-day event in Plymouth

January 25, 2022
4:06 am

The Plymouth builder is showcasing the new X80 and V50 with six other boats at the nine-day Princess Exclusive event.

Princess X80 at Royal William Yard Marina

Princess is showcasing eight of its yachts at the ‘The Princess Exclusive’ event, which is being held at the historic Royal William Yard Marina in the British builder’s home city of Plymouth from January 22-30.

The event provides the first public display of the X80 and the V50, which were both scheduled to debut at Boot Dusseldorf in Germany before the world’s largest indoor boat show was postponed for a second year.

‘The Princess Exclusive’ also marks the first time the X80 has been seen alongside the X95, which is the biggest model in the eight-yacht line-up and spearheads the brand’s new X Collection of high-volume models featuring an extra-long flybridge and enclosed skylounge.

The V50 is another new model for 2022

Other models at the nine-day exhibition include the Y72, which debuted at the Cannes Yachting Festival last September and is among the builder’s range of larger flybridge yachts. The F55 flybridge motor yacht and V55 cruiser are also on show, in addition to the V40 and the S62 sportbridge.

Will Green, Chief Commercial Officer of Princess Yachts, said: “We are thrilled to be able to showcase our models in our brand home of Plymouth. This is the first-time our customers will be able to experience the all-new X80, an exciting addition to the award-winning X Class range.”

Princess is hosting employees on selected evenings so they can view the finished yachts in a show environment, a rare opportunity for those working on the production line. Princess will be operating a Covid-19 safe environment throughout the show with visits operated by appointment only.

“The proximity of Royal William Yard to our factories around Plymouth also allows our employees and the local community to be able to see a boat show line-up on their doorstep,” Green said. “We are extremely grateful to the team at Royal William Yard Marina and at Urban Splash for helping us bring this incredible event to life, as well as to the resident berth-holders for allowing us to borrow their unique location.”
www.princessyachts.com

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Gulf Craft to double production capacity in the Maldives

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Gulf Craft to double production capacity in the Maldives

January 21, 2022
8:25 pm

Headquartered in the UAE, Gulf Craft marks 20 years of manufacturing in the Maldives by announcing expansions plans following a large government contract for inter-island speed boats.

VIPs including Mohammed Alshaali (second right), Chairman of Gulf Craft

Gulf Craft has announced that it’s developing a new facility in the Maldives, so doubling its operations and production capacity in the country within 16 months. Founded and headquartered in the UAE in 1982, the builder is marking its 20th anniversary of operating in the Maldives, where it has a 100,000sqft manufacturing facility in Thilafushi producing pleasure boats and rapid transport vessels.

Gulf Craft says it provides almost 80 per cent of the Maldives’ water transportation services, which includes public transport, coast guard, emergency and ambulance services, resorts, and leisure boats.

Gulf Craft’s facility in Thilafushi, west of Malé

Last year, the shipyard was awarded a government contract to manufacture a fleet of speed boats for use across the country’s Integrated National Public Ferry Network.

The new speed boats, with a capacity of up to 53 passengers, will offer a transportation system to all administrative islands including the capital of Malé. The boats will be equipped with special packages for passengers travelling in emergency situations and will include access for stretchers and people with disabilities.

To produce the new speed boats, Gulf Craft will invest in a strategic development in the Maldives named Gulf Lagoon, where it will open its new production facility and create a new training facility for captains and crew. The development will also feature a marina and a resort.

Gulf Craft produces most of the Maldives’ water transportation services

Mohammed Alshaali, co-founder and Chairman of Gulf Craft (click for Asia’s Yachting Leaders 2022), said: “The Government of the Maldives and its people have constantly been a beacon of support since the establishment of our operations. We are grateful to the Maldives for entrusting Gulf Craft with projects that have played a part in the growth of the nation over these 20 years.

“The Maldives is our first international destination, where we have built in-country competencies by leveraging the opportunities that the country provides for the marine and tourism sector. With the doubling of our production capacity and the new training facility, we hope to serve the local community even better through the creation of new job opportunities and in further boosting tourism.”

Founded in the United Arab Emirates in 1982, Gulf Craft is celebrating its 40th anniversary, having built more than 10,000 boats in its four decades. It currently has over 1,000 employees across its two facilities in the UAE and its operation in the Maldives, with a total manufacturing capacity of 200 boats per year.
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Excess catamarans set for Asia

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Excess catamarans set for Asia

January 20, 2022
3:33 pm

A series of Excess 11 and 12 sailing catamarans are scheduled for deliveries across the Asia-Pacific, from Japan in the north to Tahiti in the South Pacific.

Asia’s first Excess 11, sailing in Japan; Photo: Kazuhisa Matsumoto

Excess, a Groupe Beneteau brand, has announced that several of its catamarans are scheduled for delivery across Asia-Pacific in 2022, including to Japan and China.

In March, an Excess 11 is scheduled to arrive in Sydney through Australian dealer Flagstaff Marine, with the city hosting an Excess Tour with two models from March 5-7. Meanwhile, Excess 11 and Excess 12 catamarans are expected in Tahiti in separate deliveries in the first half of the year.

In August, an Excess 12 is expected to arrive in Yokohama in Japan, where last year the Excess 11 model made its Asia debut at the Japan International Boat Show. Another Excess 12 is scheduled to arrive in Auckland in New Zealand in September through 36° Brokers, while an Excess 11 is set for Hainan – China’s ‘Hawaii’ – in December via Vastar Yachts.
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YACHT STYLE’s Asia’s Yachting Leaders 2022

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YACHT STYLE’s Asia’s Yachting Leaders 2022

January 20, 2022
2:44 pm

YACHT STYLE publishes its 2022 list of Asia’s Yachting Leaders, recognising 100 people driving the luxury boating industry forward across the region in challenging times.

Asia’s Yachting Leaders 2022 features 100 entries

YACHT STYLE has revealed its 2022 edition of Asia’s Yachting Leaders, which is the cover story of Issue 63. To view and download the PDF version of the 19-page article, visit Specials | Yacht Style and click on ‘Asia’s Yachting Leaders 2022’.

The list features 16 new entries from Hong Kong, mainland China, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and even Europe, while the full 100-strong list also includes entries from Japan, India, Taiwan, Vietnam, UAE and the Philippines. Selected new personalities have also been posted on Yacht Style Charter Instagram page:

Hong Kong remains the region’s main yachting hub and accounts for 40 per cent of entries in Asia’s Yachting Leaders 2022, followed by Thailand, Singapore and mainland China.

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Megayacht emerges in Indonesia

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Megayacht emerges in Indonesia

January 20, 2022
2:08 pm

The J7Explorer superyacht has been built by Bahtera Bahari Shipyard in Batam, just south of Singapore.

Bahtera Bahari Shipyard is in southeast Batam; Photos: YouTube / Basuki Official

Indonesia’s Bahtera Bahari Shipyard on the southeast coast of Batam Island – which is a 45-minute ferry ride from Singapore – has built J7Explorer for a prominent Indonesian businessman. The yacht was launched last November, with online videos showing J7Explorer being rolled backwards on huge inflatable tubes into the sea.

Super Yacht Times has listed the yacht’s length as 120m (394ft), with a volume of 5,000GT. The yacht has a very large open aft deck, suitable for vehicles and water toys, and a similarly large foredeck area.

J7Explorer was launched on inflatable tubes

Yacht Style approached the shipyard via a third party for more information and were informed: “As per agreement with the owner from day one, no further information is to be shared at this point.”

Bahtera Bahari Shipyard’s previous builds include the 40m Gaia Love, a steel tri-deck motor yacht with 11 guest cabins used for dive trips in Indonesia.

The grey and yellow hull has a bulbous bow

Founded in 2005, Bahtera Bahari Shipyard occupies a 52-hectare site with over 300m of seafront. It specialises in tankers, barges, tugboats, dive boats, dredgers, landing craft and other commercial vessels, and says it has built over 300 boats and repaired over 200. Its hardware includes 250-tonne capacity crawler cranes and a 100-tonne winch.
www.bahterabaharishipyard.com

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Simpson Marine records best sales year

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Simpson Marine records best sales year

January 20, 2022
3:09 am

Asia’s biggest yacht dealership reveals the figures that made 2021 its best year to date and highlights exciting deliveries in 2022.

Simpson Marine has about 125 staff

Simpson Marine has announced its record sales year to date, with 135 new and pre-owned yachts sold in 2021. The figure represents a 20 per cent increase on 2020, the previous best year for the company that was founded in 1984 by Mike Simpson, who still leads Asia’s biggest yacht services company as Managing Director.

Beneteau Grand Trawler 62 will arrive in Hong Kong

“Simpson Marine’s mission has always been to bring people closer to the ocean and help them enjoy the freedom of life at sea,” Simpson said. “It’s heartening to see many first-time boat owners being welcomed into the yachting fold during 2020 and 2021.”

Hong Kong, Asia’s leading yacht hub and home to Simpson Marine’s headquarters, has remained the liveliest market for the company, while Singapore was among its other leading hubs.

Sanlorenzo 52Steel was sold in Southeast Asia

Among its six yacht brands, Sanlorenzo was particularly successful last year. Sales included two units of the SD118 soon after the model’s premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival and the yachts are among scheduled deliveries in Asia in 2022. Simpson Marine’s sales also included a 52Steel, which is the biggest Sanlorenzo sold by the dealer to date and due to launch this summer.

Bluegame BGX70 will arrive in Singapore

Bluegame sales increased, while arrivals in Asia in 2022 include a BGX70 into Singapore in January and a BGX60 toward the end of the year.

Beneteau sales included Antares and Flyer outboard models, while upcoming arrivals include the new flagship Grand Trawler 62 and the Oceanis Yacht 62, the brand’s biggest sailing yacht.

Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 62 is scheduled for Hong Kong

In Thailand, the Simpson Marine Sailing Centre was launched in collaboration with a prominent Thai investor and yachting enthusiast. With five Beneteau First 14s, two First 18s and a First 27 arriving in Pattaya, training instructors are preparing the first courses to start in spring.

Lagoon Seventy 8 will head to Hong Kong

Lagoon sales included many units from 40-50ft while a Sixty 7 powercat is on order for Hong Kong and will be the second in the region, following the delivery of a unit to Taiwan. A Lagoon 55, a model launched last year, and a flagship Seventy 8 motor yacht are set to arrive in Hong Kong in 2022.

The upgraded Fairline Squadron 68 will arrive in Asia

Fairline Squadron 50 and 53 units have been commissioned, while the first Targa 45 in China arrived in Shanghai in late 2021. The new version of the flagship Squadron 68 will soon arrive in Hong Kong, while the British builder is expected to launch two new models, Squadron 55 and Phantom 65, later this year.

Aquila 70 Luxury was sold to Indonesia

Aquila deliveries in 2022 will include a 54 Yacht to Pattaya and the flagship 70 Luxury to Indonesia, while Asia’s first 28 Molokai was sold in Malaysia after showings in Port Dickson and Penang in December.

As well as new and pre-owned yacht sales, Simpson Marine also recorded growth in charter, yacht management and services. Simpson Yacht Charter registered a company-record 1,500 charter days including 900 day charters and 40 overnight charters in Hong Kong in 2021, while Phuket and Pattaya accounted for 500 days in Thailand.

A Sanlorenzo SL78 was among charter additions

Simpson Yacht Management welcomed several new yachts into the fleet in 2021 including eight new Sanlorenzo yachts in Hong Kong. The Simpson Yacht Care division, which was originally created for absentee boat owners in Thailand and expanded into Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore, is busier than ever before, with 50 yachts under care by the end of 2021.
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Feadship reveals 71m Juice

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Feadship reveals 71m Juice

January 18, 2022
3:21 am

The Dutch builder has uncovered the 71m Juice, an all-aluminium build for a repeat Feadship client inspired by modern art.

The 71.1m Juice has left Feadship’s enormous construction hall in Amsterdam. Built for a repeat Feadship client, the yacht was designed by RWD in collaboration with the owner and features an interior by Peter Marino. The Dutch shipyard handled naval architecture of the yacht, which has an aluminium hull and superstructure, and an 11.7m beam.

The owner is a keen collector of modern art and the 3D logo of the name on the funnel is inspired by the 1967 work, Juice, by American artist Ed Ruscha, while the client’s involvement with the interior extended to personally selecting pieces of veneer for the central staircase.

The 3D name is inspired by Ed Ruscha’s artwork, Juice

Juice has a complete owner’s deck with stateroom, office and saloon between the main and bridge decks, and features four guest suites on the main deck, while there’s accommodation for 24 crew. Highlights include a large beach club, cinema on the lower deck and gym on the sun deck.

All structural parts of the exterior, including the base of the 8m pool on the main deck, are finished in polished stainless steel. Transparent features, including the railings and the sides of the pool, are made of glass, while large, glazed panels ensure unrestricted views.

Juice leaves the giant Feadship shed in Amsterdam

Three custom tenders – a 10m limo, 8m guest RIB and a rescue boat – are housed beneath the flush foredeck and launched via the gullwing doors in the hull.
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Ferretti Yachts flagship sold to Taiwan

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Ferretti Yachts flagship sold to Taiwan

January 18, 2022
3:07 am

A Ferretti Yachts 1000, the brand’s new flagship launched last year, has been sold by Amal Yachting in Taiwan.

The 30m model has a sub-24m load-line length

Ferretti Group Asia Pacific has announced the sale of a new Ferretti Yachts 1000 (Review, Issue 61) by Taiwanese dealer Amal Yachting. In the wake of the ongoing pandemic, the owner – who has chartered superyachts in Europe – made the decision to purchase the 30m model to explore Taiwan and cruise in Japan when possible.

The FY1000 was shown at Venice and Cannes last year

The Ferretti Yachts 1000 was designed by Ferretti’s Product Strategy Committee and Engineering Department in collaboration with Filippo Salvetti for the exterior and La Spezia-based IdeaeItalia for the interior. The flow between outdoor spaces means the flybridge connects to both the aft cockpit and foredeck, while features include a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck

IdeaeItalia designed the interior of the FY1000

Founded in 2014, Amal Yachting is headed by co-founder Tee Tzer-yu (Asia’s Yachting Leaders, Issue 63) and has represented Ferretti Yachts, Pershing and Riva in Taiwan since 2019. Last year, Amal Yachting staged handover events in Kaohsiung and Taipei for the first Ferretti Yachts 670 in Asia before delivering the region’s first Ferretti Yachts 500.
www.ferrettigroupasiapacific.com
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CRN launches 62m Rio

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CRN launches 62m Rio

January 17, 2022
5:42 pm

Part of the Ferretti Group, megayacht builder CRN has launched Project C138, delivered to her owner as Rio.

Built in Ancona, the 62m Rio has a near-vertical bow

CRN has delivered the 62m Rio, which was sold by Alex Heyes and David Westwood of TWW Yachts. Built at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona, the yacht was designed by CRN in collaboration with Omega Architects for the exterior and Pulina Exclusive Interiors for the interior.

Measuring 62m in length with an 11.2m beam, the yacht has an elevator connecting all four decks, while features include a wellness lounge and fitness area in the beach club. The yacht offers accommodation for 12 guests in an owner’s stateroom on the owner’s deck and five guest suites comprising a VIP, two doubles and a twin on the lower deck, plus another VIP on the main deck.
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Balk Shipyard acquired by Zhongying International

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Balk Shipyard acquired by Zhongying International

January 13, 2022
5:15 pm

Zhongying International, which also owns Jinlong Mega Yacht, will help finance the Dutch shipyard’s expansion plans.

Balk Shipyard is based in Urk, northeast of Amsterdam; Photo: GeBo Fotografie

Balk Shipyard has announced a ‘strategic partnership’ with Zhongying International Holding Group that will help finance the Dutch yard’s expansion. Zhongying International also owns Chinese builder Jinlong Mega Yacht, whose builds include a 46m superyacht for movie star Jackie Chan.

Balk has been family owned since it was founded in 1798 and is renowned for refits and rebuilds. Based in Urk, close to Amsterdam, and headed by CEO Daan Balk, the builder has ambitious new plans including a second, larger facility able to accommodate yachts up to 80m, following the confirmation of its acquisition by Zhongying International.

Balk specialises in refits and rebuilds

“Zhongying’s investment gives us significant leverage to take on bigger shipbuilding projects than ever before, with zero compromise on quality and innovation. This is game-changing not only for Balk Shipyard and our wider nautical family but also across the superyacht industry at large,” Balk Shipyard said in a statement.

“We are now in a stronger position than ever to deliver our world-class shipping expertise to the global superyacht market. With our leading-edge craftsmanship and 220-plus years of expertise in rebuilds, refits, repairs, new builds and aluminium construction, this is the perfect moment for Balk Shipyard to establish ourselves as one of the leading luxury yachting companies in the world.”
www.balkshipyard.com

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