Alberto Perrone discusses king-size refits
Alberto Perrone, refit sales director at Lurssen, explains why the company is now embracing complex rebuild projects …
Lürssen has a 147-year-old history that proves its commitment to breaking records in the new-build sector. On its website, the company claims to have built the first motor boat in 1886, the world’s fastest commuter yacht in 1927, the longest yacht in the world in 2015 and the biggest yacht in the world in 2016. Therefore, as reputations in the new-build sector go, it’s not a bad one. But now, Lürssen is also starting to gain a significant reputation in multiple sectors of the market, especially refit.
Sign in to your membership to read the rest of this article
Don’t have a membership? Join Now.
Related news
MB92 La Ciotat inaugurates 4300-tonne shiplift
MB92 are now expecting a massive increase in activity and a positive knock-on effect on local employment
Business
Oceania Marine expands capacity
New Zealand's refit capacity continues to grow with the addition of a new 560T travel lift at the Port Whangārei shipyard
Business
Huisfit transforms 62m S/Y Athos
The conversion project regularly employed up to fifty skilled workers for more than a year…
Fleet
Adriatic42's refit facility in Montenegro officially opens
Black Pearl became the first superyacht to dock in Adriatic42’s yard earlier this month for its ongoing refit.
Business
