Sanlorenzo

Sanlorenzo increased net revenue in the first half of 2026 by 3.8% to €471.3 million and net profit by 5.4% to €49.1 million; EBITDA rose to €83.5 million with a margin of 17.7%. Order intake climbed 18.3% to €496 million, the gross order backlog stands at €1.5 billion and covers around 83% of the midpoint of 2026 revenue guidance. Management confirmed the full‑year forecast, cited strong cash generation and product launches as drivers, and pointed to continued strength in the superyacht division. The shares rose about 2.1% and are trading near their 52‑week high. » More on de.investing.com

Sanlorenzo unveils the 74 Steel Virtuosity, a five-deck superyacht with unusual features such as an integrated fig tree, pools, underwater windows and fuel-cell experiments. The builder positions itself as the international number two behind Azimut-Benetti, posts high margins and focuses on the 24–75 metre size class, where demand is more stable. However, the sustainable 50 Steel with a biomethanol fuel cell lacks fuel supply, so the technology has seen little uptake so far. Sanlorenzo is also negotiating to acquire a US builder to benefit from tax incentives and tariff advantages. » More on faz.net

Sanlorenzo recorded a net profit increase of 5.1% to €22.3 million in Q1 2026, with order intake up 25.4% and EBITDA rising 4% year‑on‑year. Drivers were the Superyachts and Nautor Swan divisions and a positive development in the Americas. The order backlog remains high and is already 90% sold to end customers, providing strong revenue visibility. For 2026 the company expects net revenues from the new yacht business of €980 million to €1.02 billion and an EBITDA of €180 million to €192 million. » More on de.investing.com