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RMK Yachts targets semi-custom growth with Fraser and Moravia partnership

Rendering image of LIVIA series by RMK Yachts Rendering of Livia. Image courtesy of RMK Yachts.

RMK Yachts has appointed Fraser Yachts and Moravia Yachting as joint central agents for its new LIVIA Series  – bolstering the commercial launch of the semi-custom yacht platform. 

The appointment sees broker Sotiris Konstantakis of Fraser Yachts and Robert Lander of Moravia Yachting represent the Livia series, working alongside RMK Yachts and Red Yacht Design to introduce the concept to prospective owners worldwide.

According to Türkiye-based RMK Yachts, both brokerage houses supported the project from its initial presentation and will help position the Livia series within the growing market for semi-custom motor yachts.

LIVIA series one of three concepts under development

The Livia series  – launched at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show  – has been developed in collaboration with Red Yacht Design and is a contemporary 500GT motor yacht platform that combines modern exteriors with spacious interior volumes and an open-plan onboard lifestyle.

The series forms part of RMK Yachts’ broader strategy to develop multiple semi-custom yacht families for different owner profiles.

RMK Yachts says the Livia series is one of three distinct concepts currently under development within the 500GT segment. Alongside it is the Petra series, created with Hot Lab, which focuses on expedition cruising with Polar Class capability, long-range performance and the capacity to carry tenders exceeding 10 metres.

Commenting on the appointment, Cuneyt Okcu, director of RMK Yachts, says the two brokerage firms recognised the long-term vision behind the Livia series from the outset. 

“From our earliest conversations, Fraser and Moravia immediately understood the philosophy behind Livia. They recognised that this is not simply another 50-metre motor yacht, but part of a long-term vision to create product families that offer genuinely different lifestyles and experiences. Their understanding of this market, together with their appreciation for thoughtful design, quality shipbuilding and long-term owner value, makes them ideal partners for the next phase of the project.”

Intention is for a carefulyl curated portfolio

Okcu adds that the Livia series is part of a broader product strategy: “At RMK Yachts, we are not building isolated projects. We are building a carefully curated portfolio in which each platform has its own identity while benefiting from the engineering confidence, manufacturing capabilities, and craftsmanship of one of Türkiye’s most established yacht builders. We believe this approach will redefine expectations within the semi-custom segment.”

RMK Yachts also confirms that a third semi-custom platform will make its global debut at the Monaco Yacht Show, taking place from 23-26 September 2026.

Looking further ahead, the shipyard plans to unveil three additional 70-metre yacht concepts throughout 2027, each aimed at different owner requirements and design philosophies.  More details of the shipyard are available on its website.

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