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Sanlorenzo to present Collectors Lounge at Art Basel HK

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Sanlorenzo to present Collectors Lounge at Art Basel HK

March 16, 2023
12:49 pm

Represented by Simpson Marine, Sanlorenzo Asia will present work by Chinese artist Li Qing in the Collectors Lounge at Art Basel Hong Kong.

Sanlorenzo returns to Art Basel Hong Kong (March 21-25) with the Collectors Lounge on L3 Concourse, where it will present Li Qing’s entitled ‘Landscape with Lighthouses’, curated by Flash Art. Born in 1981 in Huzhou in northern Zhejiang province, Li graduated from the Oil Painting Department of the China Academy of Art in 2007, and today lives and works in Hangzhou and Shanghai.

For Sanlorenzo, he has created an original work that reflects the relationship between humanity and nature. The connection between Sanlorenzo and Li brings a new light on the seascape and the world of navigation, through the study and the different perspectives of the lighthouse form.

The Chinese artist’s work is part of the study initiated by Sanlorenzo through the arts and projected into the future, which led the shipyard to create Sanlorenzo Arts, an interactive collection of works and projects spanning the most important themes of everyday life.

Nick Stratton, Sales Manager of Sanlorenzo Asia, said: “We are thrilled to be presenting Sanlorenzo’s Collectors Lounge at Art Basel Hong Kong. This is an important event for the shipyard and we’re excited to showcase its passion for art and design to a global audience. We believe our commitment to creativity and innovation is reflected in everything we do, from our yachts to our art collection, and we look forward to sharing this with visitors to the fair.”

‘Landscape with Lighthouses’ is a unique work created using a window salvaged from an old building in Hong Kong, which serves to support the entire structure of the painting. Geometrical panels in the shape of a pinwheel are superimposed on a reproduction of the harbour. The different aesthetics of architecture and the sea, order and landscape, are delineated through the grid of the window.

The lighthouse in the centre of the work recalls the entrance to Victoria Harbour, interpreted with a modernist aesthetic. The font of this modelling indicates the relationship between man’s industrial rationality and nature. The lighthouse, standing between the two, becomes a unit of measurement for evaluating and dividing two worlds but is also a symbol of surveillance and travelling from one place to another.

The entire layout of the lounge emphasises a geometric sensibility. The macro-spatial perceptions of the city and nature constantly communicate the work. In the conflict and reverberation between artifice and nature, the beauty of colour and structure leads us to an unknown utopia. Dual worlds intertwine. Futuristic, utopian, vertiginous architecture is traced by the geometry of the wooden structures, defined by the human brain.

An exclusive Meet The Artist event with Li Qing will be held for Sanlorenzo owners and guests on March 22 at 4pm. Please contact sanlorenzo@simpsonmarine.com or your local broker to request an invitation.

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Azimut reveals Seadeck series

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Azimut reveals Seadeck series

March 16, 2023
12:43 am

Inspired by Benetti’s Oasis Deck, Azimut has developed the Seadeck series, kicking off with the world premiere of the Seadeck 6 in January 2024.

Seadeck 6

Azimut will stage the world premiere of the Seadeck 6 at Boot Dusseldorf from January 20-28, 2024, with the model to be followed by the Seadeck 7 and Seadeck 8 “between 2024 and 2025”.

Seadeck is Azimut’s first line of hybrid motor yachts and its most efficient series to date, with technological solutions that reduce emissions by up to 40 per cent compared to a traditional flybridge boat of similar dimensions, according to the Italian builder.

Seadeck 7

Signature features include the ‘Fun Island’, a reinvented aft terrace with side decks developed in collaboration with Alberto Mancini, as well as Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez, making their debut in the world of yachting.

Over half of Azimut’s fleet is now made up of Low Emission Yachts, models that deliver a 20-30 per cent reduction in emissions. The Seadeck range builds on these efforts, moving closer to the CO2 emissions containment target set by the International Marine Association (IMO) ahead of the 2030 deadline.

Seadeck 6 ‘Fun Island’

Seadeck is the first series of models from 60ft up that integrates Volvo hybrid propulsion, onboard systems designed to reduce energy consumption and solutions to cut emissions, and a state-of-the-art battery pack. Featuring more than 40 per cent carbon-fibre surface, the planing hull is the most efficient built by Azimut.

The ‘Fun Island’ offers an aft-facing island sunpads in the cockpit as well as an outdoor lounging space that connects with the saloon, which all become one connected social area when the sliding doors are opened.

Seadeck 7 ‘Fun Island’

Giovanna Vitelli, Chair of Azimut-Benetti Group, said: “Seadeck is a new starting point for future generations. We wish, once again, to chart a course that will be an inspiration for the entire industry, so that the theme of respect for the environment is interpreted – as it is for Seadeck – with a concrete approach made up of investment, technological research, and the courage to introduce a new lifestyle that embraces the sea.”

To create the Seadeck Series, Azimut worked Mancini as well as, for the first time, Thun and Rodriguez.

Seadeck 6 saloon

Mancini said: “We wanted to create a boat that puts maximum emphasis on the concept of openness and transparency, and that also represented a radical change in terms of the relationship with nature. With the introduction of the Fun Island, Seadeck is actually a floating island where owners can get away from their daily routine and live in total contact with the sea.”

In their interior design concept, Thun and Rodriguez “work by subtraction to reveal the heart of a space where it’s easier to feel good, a redefinition of luxury based on wellbeing and the choice of natural or recycled materials”. As an example, cork – an age-old Mediterranean material capable of spontaneous regeneration – is used to replace teak.

Seadeck 7 saloon

“We prefer to talk about consciousness rather than sustainability, a philosophy that determines our way of practising architecture,” the design duo explain. “We try to work by subtraction, because reduction means durability, both technical and aesthetic. “And a boat must stand the test of time and be beautiful forever.”

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Latest Custom Line Navetta 30 for Asia

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Latest Custom Line Navetta 30 for Asia

March 16, 2023
12:34 am

The Ferretti Group builder has launched the 12th hull of the Navetta 30, which is for an owner in Asia.

Hull 12 of the Navetta 30

Custom Line has launched the 12^th unit of the popular Navetta 30, Belle Île, for an owner in Asia. The first hull of the Navetta 30 was delivered to Hong Kong in early 2021 and was followed by another in the city later that year, and one to Singapore last year.

The latest unit was Custom Line’s second launch in 2023 and followed the 11^th hull earlier this year, as the brand resumed its remarkable production at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona.

The 28.43m tri-deck has a beam of 7.3m and features exterior styling by Filippo Salvetti and interiors by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel of ACPV Architects with Custom Line Atelier, which worked with the owner and his team to customise the yacht.

This new Navetta 30 includes a study that doubles up as a relaxation space on the lower deck and a reduced number of guest cabins. For the colour scheme that ties the interiors together, the owner chose a colour palette of pale, neutral shades like beige and white, alternating with touches of aquamarine and light blue.

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CRN launches 72m superyacht

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CRN launches 72m superyacht

March 15, 2023
11:57 pm

The Italian superyacht builder has splashed the Vallicelli-designed M/Y 139 at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard.

CRN shared a sketch of M/Y 139 (due to NDA, no photos to be shared until delivery)

CRN has staged the launch of the 72m M/Y 139 at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona, where the megayacht was christened in a private ceremony. The six-deck steel and aluminium yacht has a beam of 12.4m, a volume of 1,880GT and accommodates up to 12 guests and 19 crew.

Vallicelli Design handled the concept and exterior lines of M/Y 139, Nuvolari Lenard designed the interiors, while CRN developed the naval architecture. Current CRN full-custom projects include the 67m M/Y 143, 85m M/Y 144 and 70m M/Y 145.

Ongoing builds at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard include the first Custom Line Navetta 50, hulls three and four of the Pershing 140, the third Riva 50Metri, first Riva 54Metri and 27 fibreglass yachts by Custom Line.

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Singapore’s CDL acquires London’s St Katharine Docks

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Singapore’s CDL acquires London’s St Katharine Docks

March 15, 2023
11:51 pm

City Developments Limited completes £395 million acquisition of the iconic marina estate adjacent to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.

Over 90 per cent of St Katharine Docks’ income is from office rentals

City Developments Limited (CDL) has completed the purchase of St Katharine Docks in Central London from funds advised by Blackstone for £395 million (equivalent to about US$480 million as of March 14, 2023) or £751psf (US$914psf) on the existing net lettable area.

The 23-acre mixed-use estate fronting the River Thames comprises over 500,000sqft of Grade A office, F&B, retail and residential space arranged across four main buildings and supporting ancillary spaces, including Central London’s only marina, with berths for up to 185 yachts. It hosts the annual London Luxury Afloat boat show, which will next be held from April 18-22.

Located near London’s financial district, St Katharine Docks attracts over 5.9 million visitors annually, enjoys good connectivity to transport networks, and offers views overlooking the Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the iconic Tower Bridge.

Since 2011, the freehold riverside estate underwent a £69.5 million repositioning and refurbishment programme, which included enhancements to the buildings, marina and overall estate.

St Katharine Docks is one of CDL’s three commercial properties in London

The office component, housed in four main buildings, accounts for around 92 per cent of the estate’s income and currently enjoys an occupancy rate of 90 per cent, with a tenant base across sectors such as consulting, shipping, education and co-working spaces.

Sherman Kwek, Group CEO of CDL, said: “The current uncertainty in the UK has provided us with strategic opportunities to acquire prime assets and expand our portfolio. This latest acquisition of the sizeable St Katharine Docks freehold estate, one of London’s trophy landmarks, increases CDL’s total commercial assets in the UK to around £1 billion and enhances our recurring income stream.

“It complements our fund management strategy, providing us with the option to inject our UK assets into listed or unlisted platforms at an opportune time. In addition, there are ample asset-management opportunities for us to demonstrate our ability to enhance value and improve operational efficiency.”

The acquisition of St Katharine Docks is funded through CDL’s internal cash resources and credit facilities. CDL’s other commercial properties in the UK include two prime freehold Grade A buildings in Central London – Aldgate House and 125 Old Broad Street – acquired in 2018. Both enjoy stable rent collections and strong committed occupancies of 98.1 per cent and 92.4 per cent respectively.

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Jeanneau’s new flagship for Cap Camarat Centre Consoles

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Jeanneau’s new flagship for Cap Camarat Centre Consoles

March 15, 2023
10:48 pm

The French builder has added the 10.5 Center Console version to its iconic Cap Camarat series of open outboard models, now in its fifth decade.

Jeanneau has released new images of the Cap Camarat 10.5 CC, a Center Console version that complements the 10.5 WA Serie2 edition from the series’ Walk Around editions. The historic Cap Camarat range was founded in 1982 and celebrated its 40^th anniversary last year.

The 10.5 CC is the largest model in the Center Console line, which also includes the 5.5 CC, 6.5 CC, 7.5 CC and 9.0 CC, while the Walk Around versions extend from the 5.5 WA to the series-flagship 12.5 WA.

Designed by Patrice Sarrazin of Sarrazin Design, the Cap Camarat 10.5 CC has an overall length of 10.9m (35ft 9in) and a 9.3m (30ft 7in) V-shaped hull by Michael Peters Yacht Design, with the option of two 300hp or 425hp outboard engines plus joystick control.

The aft cockpit has an L-shaped sofa and a table with drinks holders, while to port is a bulwark door that can be fitted with a swimming ladder.

Forward is a wet bar with grill, sink, fridge and storage, as well as a transparent live well for fishing. The central helm station has three seats and is covered by a T-top fitted with fishing rod holders aft. In front of the helm, there are two forward-facing seats along with a table and an aft-facing C-shaped bench seat.

Down the stairs is a low-ceilinged, full-beam double cabin aft, a simple galley, a bathroom with separate shower, and a forward lounge area with table that can be converted into a double berth, which means the boat can accommodate up to four guests overnight. The yacht’s CE certifications are B:9, C:11 and D:11.

The Cap Camarat 10.5 CC is among many new motorboat models Jeanneau has premiered over the past six months along with the Merry Fisher 1295 Fly and the first DB Yachts models, the DB/43 and the DB/37 that was unveiled at Boot Dusseldorf this year.

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First hull of the wallywind110 sold

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First hull of the wallywind110 sold

March 15, 2023
9:48 pm

The Ferretti Group brand has sold the first hull of the new wallywind110 sailing yacht to a long-time Wally owner.

Wally has announced the sale of hull one of the wallywind110, the first model in the brand’s new series of customisable sailing superyachts. Scheduled to launch in 2024, the sailing superyacht has been bought by a long-time Wally owner.

Stefano de Vivo, Managing Director of Wally, said: “We are extremely proud for the confidence this experienced and selective owner is giving us once again. With the sale of this new carbon-fibre sailing superyacht, Wally continues its remarkable contribution to the advancement of sailing design and technology.”

Luca Bassani, founder and Chief Designer of Wally, said: “Wally owners are like family to us and it makes me extremely proud knowing they continue to choose us to build their dreams on the water. From the very beginning, we’ve been able to listen to their wishes and transform them into unique characteristics of their yachts, always managing to even exceed their expectations thanks to Wally’s experience and know-how.”

The wallywind110 unites Judel/Vrolijk & Co for naval architecture, with the Wally team and Santa Maria Magnolfi design firm handling the exterior lines and interior. The yacht is a hybrid, offering the volumes and comforts of a deckhouse yacht but with a flush deck that adds to the performance of a racing boat.

Social areas include the raised saloon and ‘terrace on the sea’. The huge 80sqm cockpit is on a single level and fills the full beam of the boat, offering the same size as found on 150ft sailing yachts, according to Wally. The layout is customisable, with seating and dining for up to 15 people.

Below deck, the engine room is tucked away below the saloon, creating a huge open-plan space that combines dining, lounging and even working. A skylight runs the full length of the low-profile coachroof, while coachroof windows and hull windows increase the natural light and views.

De Vivo concluded: “Wally’s sailing heritage is legendary, and under Ferretti Group, the brand is redoubling its efforts on the sail side. The wallywind110 is the head-turning exception in a crowded field of sailing yachts and I am sure it will impress the audience when it will be sailing in the Mediterranean in the summer of 2024.”

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Riva renews F1 partnership with Ferrari

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Riva renews F1 partnership with Ferrari

March 13, 2023
11:13 pm

The iconic yacht builder continues its support of Scuderia Ferrari in the Formula 1™ World Championship.

Riva is again an official sponsor of Scuderia Ferrari in the Formula 1™ World Championship, now in its 74th year. The Maranello-based car manufacturer company presented its new Formula 1™ racing car, featuring the Riva logo, ahead of the 2023 season. The Riva logo also appears on the Ferrari SF-23s and helmets of Scuderia Ferrari’s two drivers, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr.

Alberto Galassi, CEO of Ferretti Group, said: “Number ones understand each other and teaming up comes naturally to them. Riva and Ferrari are so alike in so many ways, from their supreme style and beauty to their striving for perfection in every detail, that when Charles Leclerc and Carlo Sainz Jr. climb out of their racing cars, they choose our magnificent boats to relax and have fun on.

“In Formula 1™, I recognise one of the key factors behind Riva’s success – a fierce determination to keep improving the performance and quality of the product. I see this same mindset in Charles and Carlos, and it’s a pleasure for our brand to be associated with their sporting endeavours.”

The F1 season started with the Bahrain Grand Prix in March and continues through to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from November 24-26.

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Lürssen launches Project Cosmos

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Lürssen launches Project Cosmos

March 13, 2023
10:53 pm

The German superyacht builder has launched the 114m Project Cosmos, Lürssen’s first yacht to feature fuel cell technology.

Lürssen has launched the 114.2m Project Cosmos. Over the coming months, Lürssen personnel will outfit her in a neighbourhood facility as the company’s own docks are either occupied or undergoing structural modernisation work.

Marc Newson is the exterior and interior designer of Project Cosmos, which will be the first Lürssen yacht to feature fuel cell technology on board.

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C&N secures charter CA for The Maj Oceanic

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C&N secures charter CA for The Maj Oceanic

March 13, 2023
10:44 pm

Available from US$70,000/week through Camper & Nicholsons, The Maj Oceanic is a majestic 47m luxury phinisi with a 120sqm master suite and the option of hitting biodegradable golf balls off the top deck!

Camper & Nicholsons has been appointed as the charter Central Agency (CA) for The Maj Oceanic, a full-custom, 47m luxury phinisi launched in 2020.

Featuring up to 16 crew, the 154ft yacht has an all-inclusive charter fee (including dive master and instructor) from US$70,000 per week in the Bali and Komodo regions in the northern summer, then from US$77,000 in the Raja Ampat area during winter.

The yacht can accommodate up to 12 guests in six en-suite cabins including a 1,300sqft, full-beam master suite with 270-degree views, en-suite bath and a private balcony aft. A 375sqft VIP suite is located aft on the main deck, while there are four double cabins on the lower deck.

Each gust cabin is fitted out to resort standards and has its own lounge and en-suite with jet shower, while there’s an optional upgrade to use an additional smaller twin cabin forward on the lower deck for children.

Social spaces include the impressive Gajah Mada lounge and dining room on the main deck, which features beautiful copper bas-reliefs depicting historic maritime scenes. There’s also a dedicated massage room and masseuse available (at extra cost).

The spacious sun deck offers 360-degree views and an alfresco dining area for lunches and late-night dinners.

The Maj Oceanic is equipped with a great selection of water toys including full scuba diving equipment, snorkelling sets, fishing tackle, kayaks and paddleboards, while crew can also arrange beach picnics or mountain treks. Guests can even practice golf on the top deck, using the yacht’s clubs and biodegradable golf balls!

With phinisi building recognised by UNESCO as a masterpiece of oral and tangible heritage of humanity, The Maj Oceanic offers an authentic way to travel the archipelago looked after by a crew with extensive experience cruising in the region.

“The Maj Oceanic has been handcrafted to embody traditional Indonesian style, with a contemporary twist,” Camper & Nicholsons stated.

“With charter itineraries that will bring you up close to the world’s largest lizards, face-to-face with endangered marine life, or simply help distract your mind from the pace of modern life, The Maj Oceanic will deliver a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”
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YACHT STYLE Issue 70 Out Now

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YACHT STYLE Issue 70 Out Now

March 9, 2023
5:06 pm

The second issue of 2023 includes a cover story on luxury day boats, reviews of models from Sanlorenzo, Absolute, Fairline, CL Yachts, Wally, Jeanneau and Aquila, interviews with Erwin Bamps of Prestige and Iain Smallridge of Pearl, and a profile of Asiamarine.

YACHT STYLE Issue 70

YACHT STYLE’s second issue of 2023 features Jeanneau’s DB/43 as its cover star, with the model representing the start of the French builder’s new DB Yachts series and its entry into luxury day boats. Our cover story tackles the increasing number of mainstream yacht builders moving into this sector and whether its popularity can be significantly replicated in Asia.

Jeanneau DB/43

The DB/43 is also among seven Reviews in this issue. As the brand’s new flagship motorboat, the muscular Garroni design kicks off the DB Yachts series from the French builder, which aims to deliver ‘more than you expect’ in a day boat sector best known for partying.

Sanlorenzo SD90

Reviews kick off with the Sanlorenzo SD90, a model recently sold to Asia by Simpson Marine. The SD90 is the new entry model for the Italian builder’s semi-displacement series and third with a Zuccon exterior and Patricia Urquiola interior.

Fairline Phantom 65

Also headed for Asia through Simpson Marine, Fairline’s Phantom 65 is the stunning first model in the British builder’s new sportsbridge series, adding a surprisingly large flybridge to a winning layout.

Absolute Navetta 75

Absolute’s new Navetta 75 is also reviewed. The Italian builder’s flagship has many remarkable features including an enormous flybridge, multi-functional cockpit, and four guest cabins including two full-beam staterooms.

CL Yachts CLB65

CL Yachts debuted its CLB65 at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show last October and the model proves itself among the most practical for a couple that wants to cruise.

Wally wallypower58

Next up is the wallypower58, which revives the iconic range in Wally’s new era within Ferretti Group, offering ultra-clean hull lines, an enormous beach club, covered dining and ‘magic portholes’.

Aquila 42 Yacht

Aquila, arguably the world leader in power catamarans, has widened its flybridge portfolio with the 42 Yacht, which debuted at the Miami International Boat Show in February and is the last of the seven Reviews.

Erwin Bamps, Prestige

Prestige has moved into the market with the M48, the first in its M-Line of multihull motor yachts, to be followed by the M8 (65ft) scheduled to debut at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival. In Leader, Brand Director Erwin Bamps talks about Prestige’s commitment to the sector, another significant shift for a builder who already shook things up in recent years with its X-Line of flybridge yachts.

Iain Smallridge, Pearl

Also in Leader, Iain Smallridge of Pearl Yachts talks about the British brand’s remarkable efforts with their feature-packed flybridge models to try to lure clients away from some of the biggest shipyards in the business. Having established the boutique British builder in Europe and the US, Smallridge is now setting his sights on the Middle East and Far East.

Asiamarine in Hong Kong

Profile focuses on Asiamarine, which followed its appointment to manage the Galeon Asia network of dealers by securing representation of both Nautor Swan and Silent-Yachts in key territories, with the dealer now a fully-fledged regional operation with strong offices and Fraser Sales Brokers in Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand.

As usual, there’s lots of yachting news, Lifestyle spreads and Events from across the region including Hong Kong, Singapore, Hainan, Jakarta and Ho Chi Minh City. Enjoy the issue and feel free to browse YACHT STYLE’s various platforms, as listed below:

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Ferretti Group net revenue rises to over €1 billion

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Ferretti Group net revenue rises to over €1 billion

March 9, 2023
4:11 pm

The Group’s approved financials for 2022 include net revenue growth of 14.6% to over €1 billion and adjusted EBITDA of €140 million.

The Board of Directors of Ferretti SpA has reviewed and approved Ferretti Group’s consolidated financial results for 2022. Figures include an order intake of €1,162 million and an order backlog of €1,296 million as of December 31, 2022, which represented increases of 19.6 per cent and 27.6 per cent respectively compared to 2021.

Net revenue increased 14.6 per cent to €1,030 million, while the adjusted EBITDA rose 36.5 per cent to €140 million. Ferretti Group made a net profit of €60.5 million and has a net cash position of €365 million.

Alberto Galassi, CEO of Ferretti Group, said: “These exciting results describe Ferretti Group’s glorious present and tell the story of its future. The luxury yachting market continues to expand, and we have good reason to believe that our results in the coming years will be increasingly positive.

“Ferretti Group has a portfolio of brands that are unique in the world for their breadth, prestige and beauty, and an industrial vision focused on investments in innovation and sustainability: two closely related factors that will increasingly make the difference. I can assure our shareholders and our customers that theirs is and will continue to be a winning choice.”

Made-to-measure yachts represented 36.2 per cent of the order backlog, up from 29.4 per cent in 2021. Composite yachts were down to 29.8 per cent from 36 per cent in 2021, while the rest comprised super yachts (29.7 per cent) and other businesses (4.2 per cent).

Composite yachts made up 42.6 per cent of revenue, compared to 51.7 per cent in 2021, made-to-measure yachts rose to 39.4 per cent from 27.8 per cent in 2021, while super yachts and other businesses contributed 9.3 and 8.7 per cent respectively.

Europe, Middle East and Africa (36.6 per cent) and the Americas (36.2 per cent) dominated total revenues in 2022, followed by Asia-Pacific (9.3% per cent) and other regions and super yachts (18 per cent).

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