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Superyacht Project Management

Monaco, Monaco

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Superyacht Project Management (SPM) is a company that has been involved in superyacht project management since 2015 and has already realized 48 new build projects. The total length of the delivered yachts is 2.8 kilometers, while the total delivered volume amounts to 61,000 GT. SPM offers more specialized project management services and is part of the MarineMax Superyacht Divisions. The company works with over 20 different shipyards to represent the interests of owners and their representatives. SPM has 11 employees at two locations and tracks 20 current projects with ten shipyards. The offered projects range from 47 to 126 meters in length, including the yachts OCTOPUS (Lürssen), ARTEXPLORER (Perini Navi), KASPER 7 (Benetti), and LA DATCHA (Damen).

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