Tankoa Yachts acquires Otam’s business division in Genoa
Tankoa Yachts has announced the acquisition of Otam’s business division, marking a significant step in the boutique shipyard’s ongoing...
Italy’s marine industry
The Marche region presents Ancona port update and future plans
The Marche Yachting and Cruising Association (AMYC), with the support of ATIM – the Marche Agency for Tourism and...
Italian boating sector posts €8.6bn turnover, revealed at Genoa Boat Show
The Italian boating industry has reported an all-time high turnover of €8.6bn in 2024, according to figures presented at...
Bluefin LED signs exclusive Italian distribution deal with Osculati
Bluefin LED, a UK-based specialist in underwater lighting, has secured an exclusive distribution agreement with Osculati, an Italian marine...
Marine Industry News magazine – Issue 16 – September 2025
In this issue, MIN chats to Torsten Müller-Ötvös, former Rolls-Royce CEO, about joining Oyster Yachts and where he believes...
Genoa boat show 2025 set to highlight innovation, sustainability and global market outlook
The Italian Marine Industry Association has announced the key themes and highlights for this year’s 65th edition of the...
Quick Group appoints new CEO
Manufacturer and supplier for yacht and superyacht sectors, Quick Group, has named Stefano Lenarduzzi as chief executive of the...
Private equity fund acquires 60 per cent of Apreamare
Italy’s Apreamare shipyard has sold a 60 per cent stake of its share capital to Italian private equity firm...
Dynamic market for bigger boats, say boatbuilders headed to Cannes
“One of the strongest trends in the yachting industry today is the trend for luxury catamarans,” states Francis Lapp....
Report shows Italy’s yacht industry remains strong despite market slowdown
Deloitte, in collaboration with the Italian Marine Industry Association, Confindustria Nautica, have presented its latest State of the Art...
Boating dreams and budget realities: Osculati’s strategy amid market shifts
“People are either very rich, or not rich enough to buy a boat,” says Alberto Osculati. That’s the first...
