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The Superyacht Group

Sw11 1ng London, United Kingdom

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The Superyacht Group is a company that provides industry news, fleet data, market analysis, and business-critical information. It offers a directory, events, videos, and a shop. The company recently signed up for SuperyachtNewsweek, a service that delivers the latest weekly news, in-depth reports, intelligence, and strategic insights. Phoenix Yachts was appointed as the central agent for the sale of M/Y Lady Luna, a 32.1-metre motoryacht. VMG Astilleros de Sagunto installed the world’s largest yacht-dedicated shiplift drydock at its facility in Sagunto, Spain. The Superyacht Group covers various topics, including refits, compliance, governance, and market trends, and it recently reported on the Monaco Yacht Show, the launch of Sailing Yacht Zero, and Benetti’s Lumina launch.

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