Sanlorenzo

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