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SB Yates

Victoria, Argentina

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What SB Yates does.

SB Yates is a nautical broker with over 40 years of experience in Argentina. The company offers a variety of vessels and equipment, including Cruisers, Daycruiser, Jetski, Lanchen, Motorboat, Semirigido, Velero, and Catamaran. They have specialized vessels such as the Luthom 35 with a Volvo Penta motor, the CRN Italiano 24.9 with a Caterpillar C9 motor, the Four Winns HD 2700 FB with an Evinrude ETEC motor, and other models from brands like Yanmar, Iveco, and Caterpillar. SB Yates is certified according to Classes and Standards and operates vessels in various size classes, from smaller boats to large yachts. The company has its headquarters in Argentina and offers its services in several regions of the country.

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