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Bean there | Lurssen: Tall orders
Driven by engineering excellence and family traditions Lürssen continues to hold its position at the forefront of superyacht construction. Bransom Bean meets Peter Lürssen, a man whose fate and passion have conspired to ensure the legacy continues.
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Refit Project | Pendennis & Va Bene: Masters of makeover
Secondhand superyachts can be given a new lease of life with a multi-million-pound refit — and the Pendennis Shipyard in Falmouth has made this growing sector of the industry its core business. David Glenn looks at how 16-year-old motoryacht Va Bene has undergone an eight-month makeover to be ready for ...
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Installation News I: New Helidecks Regs - Budgie on the back deck?
Helicopters are increasingly must-have accessories for superyachts of a certain size. Frances and Capt Michael Howorth report on the latest regulations governing their operation aboard.
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Spars and bars | New world order?
“Abu Dhabi is the world’s wealthiest city... Almost anything is possible in this tiny but extraordinary country”
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Crew training | A Benetti Navy? Benettis with complements
Benetti has begun working towards the day it can deliver yachts under a full management programme that will eventually include a fully trained and paid yard crew. CEO Vincenzo Poerio talks to Phil Draper about his conceptual vision — the ultimate when it comes to new-build service.
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Yard business | AMY: Partner ships
A couple of years ago CNL Group, the builder responsible for Admiral motoryachts, put together a J-V with the Mariotti Shipyard to build Admirals bigger than 44m. This year is a big one for the deal. The companies’ first Admiral 54 Alcor splashes imminently.
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Show Preview | 2nd Antibes Yachts Show: Going for brokerage
A growing new superyacht brokerage show is carving a niche for itself at the beginning of the Mediterranean yachting season.
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Sea Ray to cut 350 jobs in Merritt Island plant
The company said a lower demand for boats has prompted the move
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Auckland gears up for boat show
Next month's Auckland International Boat Show is said to be New Zealand's largest on-water based boat event
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Marine South East targets UAE
UK development agency Marine South East opens an office in Dubai
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Marine business latest stock price review
In this week's share price review, Raymarine released its 2007 results, Brunswick Marine Europe underwent a management shake up and Lewmar appoints a Danish distributor
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Berthon expands in Spain
UK-based yacht brokerage Berthon International has signed a joint venture agreement with Beka brokerage in Spain
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New yacht racing logistics service
The UK's Peters & May has teamed up with Sevenstar Yacht Transport to provide specialised logistics for the yacht racing community
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Mercury shuts down manufacturing operations in Fond du Lac
The temporary shutdown this week was to adjust "supply and demand" of engines
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Doral makes two appointments
Richard Grenier replaces Nancy Pronovost as North American sales coordinator at Canadian boatbuilder Doral International
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New UK agent for Dufour Yachts
Burton Waters Boat Sales will represent French yacht builder Dufour on the UK's east coast
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Fairline supports Mumbai International Boat Show
British boatbuilder Fairline will exhibit at the Indian event and host a private evening reception on the roof of the Taj Mahal