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Gulf Craft takes lead at Gulf Superyacht Summit

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Gulf Craft takes lead at Gulf Superyacht Summit

December 1, 2023
11:41 am

Two of Gulf Craft’s management team spoke at this year’s Gulf Superyacht Summit in the UAE.

Gulf Superyacht Summit 2023

Gulf Craft took centre stage at this year’s Gulf Superyacht Summit, which was held at Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island in the UAE’s biggest emirate. Under the patronage of P&O Marinas, the summit highlighted the Gulf as a premier superyacht winter destination, spotlighting UAE’s marina developments and the region’s emergence as a crypto capital.

During the ‘Future of the Gulf’ panel segment, Abeer Alshaali, Gulf Craft’s Deputy Managing Director, engaged in a discussion centred on spotlighting key institutions committed to fostering greater alignment at the highest levels.

Abeer Alshaali, Deputy Managing Director of Gulf Craft

“The Gulf Superyacht Summit has grown over the years and has become a valuable platform where stakeholders come together to discuss both the specific issues of yachting in the Gulf and larger discussions affecting superyachts,” Alshaali said after the show.

“The next step is to come out of this summit with an action plan, to create a path for the industry to contribute to the economies of the Gulf countries, create jobs and grow the leisure marine ecosystem.”

Captain Patricia Caswell (centre)

Captain Patricia Caswell, Gulf Craft’s QC Manager and General Manager of Gulf Craft Services, delved into the operational facets of navigating vessels within the region during the ‘Captain Experiences: Cruising the Middle East’ panel moderated by Merijn de Waard, founder and Director of SuperYacht Times, owner of the Gulf Superyacht Summit.

Captain Caswell shared invaluable insights alongside fellow captains, shedding light on the practical experiences, challenges and nuances encountered while cruising the Gulf.

Abeer Alshaali and Captain Patricia Caswell

Founded in 1982, Gulf Craft manufacturers yachts and boats from 34-175ft across five series: Majesty, Nomad, Oryx, Silvercraft and Touring Passenger Vessels. The company operates two manufacturing plants – a 462,000sqft facility in Umm Al Quwain and a 100,000sqft facility in the Maldives – as well as a service centre in Ajman. To date, the company has built over 10,000 boats.

http://www.gulfcraftinc.com

GMBA expands network in Asia

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GMBA expands network in Asia

December 1, 2023
11:35 am

Global Marine Business Advisors has appointed four new consultants including two in key Asian markets.

Colin Dawson with Christy Lai and Daniel Chong of The George Group

GMBA (Global Marine Business Advisors) has appointed four new consultants including Colin Dawson in Hong Kong and Kenta Inaba in Japan. The pair expand the organisation’s reach in Asia, where Singapore-based YP Loke is a founding member of the network of independent marine industry consultants.

All three feature regularly in YACHT STYLE’s annual Asia’s Yachting Leaders feature, which will next appear in Issue 75, the first edition of 2024.

Dawson, who moved to Hong Kong in 1994, is one of Asia’s most experienced yacht insurance specialists and is Managing Director of The George Group, a partner of Howden.

“With his deep understanding of the Hong Kong and wider Asian yacht and insurance market, and his extensive travel and knowledge of the market, Colin is a huge asset to the GMBA team,” GMBA stated. “His experience and ability to forge strong relationships with key stakeholders makes Colin well placed to support businesses wishing to grow their business in this market or those who seek to develop their interests in this dynamic region.”

Inaba, President and owner of Super Yacht Logistics Japan

Inaba is President and owner of Super Yacht Logistics Japan, runs Yachtzoo Tokyo and holds an MBA from the University of Miami and a Bachelor of Science in Marine Civil Engineering. He is a key player in the superyacht sector and has been instrumental in helping ease regulations in Japan for visiting superyachts.

“Kenta brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise regarding the Japanese marine sector,” GMBA stated. “His strong connections within the Japanese market will be instrumental in establishing GMBA as a trusted partner in this important market.”

GMBA has also appointed Julie Balzano in Latin America, where she has extensive experience of the area’s challenges and opportunities. Balzano’s former roles include eight years as an export director for the US-based NMMA (National Marine Manufacturers Association) before 2½ years at MarineMax where she led brand marketing for leading yacht brands.

In Sweden, GMBA has appointed Annika Lindqvist, previously with Sweboat, to replace Bjorn Ingemanson, who has recently taken up a role leading the board at Zipwake.

Veda Pretorius, Chair of GMBA, stated: “These four strategic additions to our team will enable us to better serve our clients and strengthen our presence in these key regions.”

GMBA is a key provider of consulting services to businesses within the marine sector, with 22 consultants spanning 21 countries.

http://www.gmba.blue

Sunreef introduces natural fibre composites

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Sunreef introduces natural fibre composites

December 1, 2023
11:30 am

The Eco division of Sunreef Yachts offers natural fibre composites for interior and exterior furniture and fittings.

Natural fibre composites pair flax fibre with bio-based or recyclable resin

Sunreef Yachts Eco has introduced natural fibre composites (NFC) as it seeks to make all aspects of the yachting experience more energy efficient and responsible. The natural fibre composites can be used in furniture, fittings and fixtures, both indoor and outdoor.

On the flybridge, NFCs can be used in the jacuzzi, ceiling, bar, table and sofas

The shipyard’s R&D department developed natural fibre composites as part of the process of building sustainable yachts, with Eco yachts including energy-saving technology like the Sunreef’s patented solar skin, hydrogeneration, wind turbines, lightweight lithium batteries and energy-saving air-conditioning.

NFCs can also be used in the console and base of the helm seats

Natural fibre composites use flax fibre to obtain high-quality composite structures with excellent mechanical characteristics. The fibre is paired with bio-based or recyclable resin to create solid, reliable natural composites. The flax fabrics can be woven into countless patterns and can be dyed into an endless variety of colours.

NFCs have a negative CO2 footprint

Flax fabrics demonstrate a negative CO2 footprint, due to the absorption of CO2 during the plant growth. The natural fibre composites can be recycled by extracting both the resin and the fibre, to give both materials a new life.

http://www.sunreef-yachts-eco.com

Amels 60 Khalidah delivered

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Amels 60 Khalidah delivered

December 1, 2023
1:19 am

The Dutch superyacht builder has handed over Khalidah, which features an Espen Øino exterior and a custom interior by Winch Design.

Damen Yachting has delivered the third Amels 60, Khalidah, to her owner. The 60m, 830GT Amels Limited Editions superyacht will remain at the Amels headquarters in Vlissingen City until departure.

Khalidah features custom interiors by Winch Design that feature light materials, woods, scattered pops of colour, artistic elements and high-tech lighting and entertainment solutions. The room divider in the owner’s suite is created with carefully selected art pieces and sea-related items, and lighting and music can be altered to set the mood in any area at the touch of a button.

Espen Øino penned the timeless exterior design, which includes the Amels 60’s eye-catching signature trapezoid windows.

Rob Luijendijk, Director of Sales at Damen Yachting, said: “Her striking design, future-proof package and proven capability are just some of the outstanding qualities of the Amels 60. To see so many of these yachts with their owners in such as short space of time is incredible.”

The owner of Khalidah has appointed Deeside Maritime for the final stages of the build and the operational management of the yacht.

Nick Flashman, the owner’s representative, and founder and Director of Deeside Maritime, said: “I’ve worked on a number of Amels new builds over the years and have great experience of working with the Damen Yachting team and their fantastic technical build platform and operational performance.

“It was this experience and knowledge that the owner and family office were looking for when appointing someone to not only oversee the crucial final stages of the build but to take the operational management of the yacht forward beyond delivery. The delivery represents one of the more significant milestones as, together with the yard and the owner’s team, we mark the move from build towards onboard enjoyment.”

The Amels 60 can accommodate up to 12 guests overnight in six staterooms including an owner’s suite with a folding balcony, en-suite bathroom and dressing room. There’s also accommodation for 12 crew plus the captain.

Features include space for a 9m tender on the foredeck and a beach clubhouse with a sauna and steam room. The sun deck is a flexible space and can include a Jacuzzi, barbecue and touch-and-go helipad. The Amels 60 series features cutting-edge equipment and technology including IMO Tier III-compliant hybrid power and propulsion.

Joppe Osté, Project Manager at Damen Yachting, said: “This proven hybrid system currently offers the best solution to reduce harmful emissions, reduce noise and vibrations while benefiting from lower fuel and maintenance costs. It also allows you to cruise up to a certain speed without using the main engines, solely cruising on the generators.”

www.damenyachting.com

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Zoo joins Camper & Nicholsons sales fleet

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Zoo joins Camper & Nicholsons sales fleet

November 30, 2023
2:18 pm

The Akhir 105 flybridge motor yacht by Italy’s Cantieri di Pisa has an extensive flybridge and accommodation for up to nine guests.

Camper & Nicholsons has been appointed as the sales CA for the 31m Zoo, which has an asking price of €3,900,000 and is represented by sales brokers Elle Curro in the Monaco office and Asia-based Sebastien Bernard.

Zoo is one of Cantieri di Pisa’s Ahkir 105 flybridge models and was launched in 2008, while her most recent refit was completed last year. Camper & Nicholsons stated: “Continuous refits and upgrades have seen the yacht maintained to exceptional standards.”

Outdoor areas include a spacious swim platform, large cockpit and an extensive flybridge with a TV, galley and barbecue facilities.

The voluminous interior includes a saloon and dining area on the main deck, along with a TV room/office. The yacht can sleep up to nine guests in four cabins comprising a full-beam master suite, two VIP cabins and one guest cabin, while there’s also accommodation for five crew.

Zoo is offered for sale inclusive of her 3.35m Zar ZF-1 tender, which is housed in the aft tender garage, while onboard technology include at-anchor stabilisers.

http://www.camperandnicholsons.com

Sanlorenzo Asia participates in Shanghai art fair

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Sanlorenzo Asia participates in Shanghai art fair

November 23, 2023
3:13 pm

The Italian yacht builder hosted the Collectors Lounge at West Bund Art & Design in Shanghai.

Sanlorenzo Asia presented the Collectors Lounge at the 10^th edition of West Bund Art & Design, a four-day event held at the West Bund Art and Exhibition Centre as part of the Shanghai Art Week.

A first-time participant, Sanlorenzo Asia collaborated with long-term partner Wei Gallery to present the triptych artwork ‘Deep Blue Love’ by artist Alixe Fu. The display booth utilised the brand’s minimalist design, with the ocean artwork flanked by two LED walls.

Created with the concept of “embracing the sea and thinking like a whale”, the French-Chinese artist’s latest piece is made of oil painting on canvas and multiple materials, and depicts the issue of looking after the planet and its ecosystem.

Fu frequently integrates the concept of environmental protection and public welfare into his personal creations. With ‘Deep Blue Love’, he expresses his concern for plastic pollution and calls for the reduction of waste and protection of the earth.

Sustainability and ocean protection is a component of Sanlorenzo’s Road to 2030 strategy, which focuses on clean energies and sustainability.

Born in 1961 in Yunlin, Taiwan, Fu currently lives between Taiwan, Paris and Beijing. His experience of living in France for many years has allowed him to embrace Western art movements such as Cubism and Surrealism while maintaining his experience of traditional Chinese art.

Working on oil paintings, colour ink, sculptures and public art, he has travelled to Paris, New York, Tokyo and elsewhere around the world for exhibitions. His works have been exhibited at the Grand Palais in Paris, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Taipei, the Today Art Museum in Beijing, and other institutions in Europe, America, and Asia.

Sanlorenzo’s presence at West Bund Art & Design is part of the brand’s long-term commitment to art, which includes being the global yachting partner of Art Basel. The shipyard also created Sanlorenzo Arts, a collection of interactive works and projects covering sustainability, environment, technology, nature, sea and humanity.

www.sanlorenzoyacht.com

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Sanlorenzo launches second 57Steel

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Sanlorenzo launches second 57Steel

November 23, 2023
2:42 pm

The Italian builder has launched Virtuosity, whose features include an innovative beach club and a dedicated owner’s deck with private swimming pool.

Virtuosity, the second Sanlorenzo 57Steel

Sanlorenzo has launched Virtuosity, the second unit the Italian builder’s 57Steel, a model that had its world premiere at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show in late September. A 56.7m superyacht with a volume of 1,021GT, Virtuosity features an exterior by Zuccon International Project and an interior by Piero Lissoni, assisted by the Sanlorenzo SY Style Centre.

The beach area can be enlarged to 150sqm when the side and aft platforms unfold, while features include a gym, customised hammam, sauna and wet bar.

Saloon on main deck

The main deck starts aft with a custom glass-bottomed pool, while the sunbathing area leads into the main saloon through a cocktail transition area. The saloon has resin flooring, full-height windows and a double-sided sofa at its centre: on one side living space, on the other a living area that can be converted into dining.

The lobby features a sculptural, imposing central staircase that connects all the decks, while the ceiling above the staircase is made of transparent glass. Lissoni, Sanlorenzo’s Art Director, chose the interior furnishings, which are characterised by neutral tones and natural materials. The main deck has a full-beam cabin forward.

Owner’s suite on upper deck

On the upper deck, dedicated to the owner, the open aft area has sun loungers and a dining area with a bespoke table by Lissoni featuring a marble top and sculptural carbon-fibre base. A customised, curved sliding door leads into the upped-deck saloon, which also has full-height windows, while the full-beam owner’s suite benefits from a private swimming pool in the bow.

On the bridge deck, the outdoor area offers living and dining areas, while the interior can function as a DJ area, with a table concealing the music equipment, or an intimate space for conversation. The lower deck has two VIP cabins and two guest cabins with single beds that can be converted into doubles.

www.sanlorenzoyacht.com

www.simpsonmarine.com

Burgess sells 75m Amels Lady E

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Burgess sells 75m Amels Lady E

November 23, 2023
10:19 am

Mark Woodmansey, Head of Brokerage Asia, has helped sell the 75m Lady E, which completed an extension and refit in 2020.

Lady E

Burgess has helped sell the 75m Amels Lady E, which had a last asking price of €71.5 million. Mark Woodmansey, Burgess’ Head of Brokerage Asia, represented the seller, with Fraser USA acting as a joint Central Agent.

Woodmansey also helped the previous owner purchase the yacht in an in-house deal in 2018 before Burgess managed the yacht’s successful charter programme over the past five years.

Delivered in 2006, the yacht had an extension and refit at Pendennis in the UK in 2019-20, which created a huge lounge and sun lounge on the main deck aft, while a beach club was added.

http://www.burgessyachts.com

Dubai show returning to Dubai Harbour

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Dubai show returning to Dubai Harbour

November 21, 2023
3:34 pm

Dubai Harbour will host the 2024 Dubai International Boat Show from February 28-March 3.

Dubai Harbour will host the Dubai International Boat Show for a third successive year as the Middle East’s biggest yacht show returns for its 30th edition from February 28-March 3, 2024.

The 2023 edition in early March attracted more than 28,000 visitors, 1,000 brands and companies, and featured over 200 boats including 44 global and regional debuts according to the show’s long-term organiser, Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).

UAE builder Gulf Craft is traditionally the leading exhibitor at the show and last year debuted several models including the Majesty 111 among its 15 boats in the water. Other brands on show with local dealers included Riva, Pershing and Ferretti Yachts of Ferretti Group, Azimut, Sanlorenzo, Princess, Sunseeker, Sunreef, Riviera, Lagoon, Beneteau, Jeanneau, De Antonio and Say Carbon Yachts.

The 68m Soaring built by German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen was the show’s largest yacht and was exhibited by Ocean Independence, which also displayed the 37m Tecnomar Evo 120 Viktoriia with The Italian Sea Group. Other superyachts included the 47m Heesen Anita shown by Behnemar and the 32m Baglietto Lady Maia exhibited by BlackOrange.

The Middle East’s boating market has risen post-Covid, with many major builders reporting increased sales and appointing new dealers. Over the past year, Camper & Nicholsons and IYC are among superyacht brokerage houses to open a regional office in the UAE, while Sunreef Yachts has opened both an office in Dubai and a new production facility in Ras Al Khaimah.

The maritime sector accounts for seven per cent of Dubai’s GDP, while the MENA region has the second-highest fleet to billionaire ratio, DWTC states. In addition, the Middle East has experienced a 16.9 per cent surge in ultra-wealthy individuals and the UAE is the top destination for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs).

www.boatshowdubai.com

Camper & Nicholsons launches Corporate Services

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Camper & Nicholsons launches Corporate Services

November 20, 2023
8:53 pm

The ‘original yachting company’ has created a Corporate Services division headed by Vincent McCartney.

Vincent McCartney

Camper & Nicholsons has launched a Corporate Services service for yacht owners in partnership with the Fiduchi Group. Camper & Nicholsons Corporate Services will operate from the Group’s head office in Monaco.

Designed to simplify the intricacies of yacht ownership, the partnership assists owners by managing the creation and administration of corporate structures, limiting owner liability related to the yacht, and advising on both tax efficiencies and compliance.

Paolo Casani, Camper & Nicholsons’ Group CEO, said: “Our global approach to improving the client experience, an approach where the client is at the centre of everything we do, has resulted in the development of a wide range of services and solutions facilitating every aspect of the yachting lifestyle. The addition of Camper & Nicholsons Corporate Services to the portfolio enables us to offer a truly holistic support network, redefining the concept of a ‘full-service yacht company’.”

Fiduchi offers over four decades of experience in the legal, financial and administrative aspects of yacht ownership. Founded in 1994 and formerly known as Osiris Management Services, the company was rebranded as Fiduchi in 2018, with sister company Jersey Yacht Management Limited (founded in 1978) becoming Fiduchi Yacht Services Limited.

David Hopkins, Managing Director and co-founder of the Fiduchi Group, said: “Fiduchi is thrilled to embark on this exciting partnership with Camper & Nicholsons, as we set sail on a journey to elevate the customer experience and redefine the world of yacht ownership.

”Vincent McCartney has been appointed Managing Director of Camper & Nicholsons Corporate Services. McCartney has over 20 years’ experience in corporate services, where he has assisted some of the world’s highest-profile clients, and has specialised in structuring corporate entities for yachts and luxury assets since 2008.

McCartney’s past appointments include Managing Director of Corporate Service Providers in Switzerland and Malta, directorship roles in the Isle of Man, and MLRO/Compliance Responsible in the Isle of Man and Switzerland.

“I’m immensely proud to join Camper & Nicholsons to spearhead this new service line to clients around the world. The very fact that Camper & Nicholsons has taken the steps to launch this offering further demonstrates its commitment to lead the yachting industry and provide a truly all-encompassing yachting service to clientèle,” McCartney said.

“Camper & Nicholsons Corporate Services enables us to further simplify the complexities of yacht ownership and reinforce our commitment to clients, by providing them with a team of specialists in every aspect of yachting.”

http://www.camperandnicholsons.com

Simpson Marine supports Splash swim around Hong Kong Island

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Simpson Marine supports Splash swim around Hong Kong Island

November 17, 2023
2:57 pm

Make Waves for Hong Kong has raised over HK$3 million to address “the chronic swimming illiteracy in the city”.

Simpson Marine continued its support of long-standing charity partner, Splash, for the latter’s annual fundraising relay swim around Hong Kong Island, Make Waves for Hong Kong. The supporting team, including the crew on the Aquila 28 Molokai pilot boat and Highfield safety RIBs, helped ensure the safety of the swimmers throughout the fundraising event.

Olympic swimmers Siobhan Haughey and Jasmine Alkhaldi were among 30 people participating in the multi-relay swim around Hong Kong Island. The line-up also included participants who spent months training and overcoming their swim illiteracy, a commitment that went beyond the physical endurance required for the swim.

The event proved a resounding success, raising over HK$3 million contributed by over 1,000 donors. The money raised will empower Splash to provide swimming lessons to more than 2,000 children and adults from under-resourced communities.

Simpson Marine stated: “We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all five swimming teams and the support crews on site. Your efforts have made a profound impact, introducing the joy and safety of swimming to numerous children and adults. On behalf of everyone at Simpson Marine, we commend you for your remarkable achievement and thank you for making waves.”

“As we celebrate this success, we also look forward to future collaborations and initiatives. By supporting Splash, we are not only contributing to their noble cause but also investing in the future of our society. Every dollar donated goes towards empowering individuals, improving their quality of life, and creating a ripple effect of positive change in their communities.”

www.splashfoundation.org

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ONE°15 announces S$250,000 for conservation funding

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ONE°15 announces S$250,000 for conservation funding

November 16, 2023
3:31 pm

The organiser and host of the Blue Water EduFest has allocated the funding to scholarship programmes, conservation projects and research.

Blue Water Heroes Awards 2023 finalists and judges

ONE°15 has announced that it has set aside S$250,000 in conservation funding to support a range of initiatives with local universities including Singapore Management University (SMU). The announcement was made in the wake of the second Blue Water EduFest at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove.

The marine conservation funding initiative encompasses a three-year marine sustainability scholarship programme for low-income students; a five-year conservation project to develop coral and marine biodiversity at ONE°15 Marina Nirup Island off Batam; and seed funding for early career researchers in marine science over three years.

ONE°15 also pledged to support ‘The Young Sustainability Champion Programme’, a nationwide youth design challenge in partnership with the Science Centre Singapore. This initiative will involve mentoring selected secondary school students as they work on solutions to address marine-related challenges.

Arthur Tay, Chairman and CEO of SUTL Group

Arthur Tay, Chairman and CEO of SUTL Group, initiated the three-day Blue Water EduFest last year and was happy with the second edition, which again included The Ocean Collective Summit, Blue Water Heroes Awards and ONE15 Clean Up.

“The event has grown in depth since its inception, with a chorus of positive feedback highlighting its substantial impact,” Tay said. “The increased presence of influential decision-makers signifies our potential to drive real change. Let’s seize this opportunity not only to push for tangible action but also to sow the seeds of change in the hearts and minds of those new to marine conservation.”

Fabien Cousteau and Jeremy McKane

The Ocean Collective Summit’s key speakers including Fabien Cousteau, founder of the Fabien Cousteau Ocean Learning Centre and Proteus Ocean Group; Jeremy McKane, CEO of OCN.ai; Rena Lee, Ambassador for International Law; and Zoe Ong, Senior Assistant Director, Coastal Protection Department, PUB, The National Water Agency Singapore.

Cousteau said: “Once again The Ocean Collective Summit brought together a diverse global community dedicated to fostering a shift in mindset and providing a vital platform for sharing knowledge on critical ocean conservation and sustainability. With a strong focus on educating younger generations, it sets the stage for a brighter and more sustainable future for our ocean.”

Julian Chang, President of Seakeepers Asia

Julian Chang, President, The International SeaKeepers Society, Asia, added: “We believe that through education, in its many forms, we can create a better awareness of the threats to our oceans and drive meaningful change in our interaction with the oceans.

“The Ocean Collective Summit is at the top of that education agenda and the sharing of knowledge via different perspectives and solutions places an emphasis on the power of collaboration and action. Regardless of the scale of our contributions, we each can make an impact.”

www.bluewateredufest.com

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