Giangrasso received an extended Ma Victoire and a new partnership with Next Group.
The shipyard will participate for the first time in the next Genoa Boat Show where it will present two new 29-metre aluminium models with hybrid propulsion, one fast and one displacement.
Giangrasso Group continues its growth path along various development lines and by diversifying the services offered.
The Viareggio-based shipyard, led by Bartolomeo Giangrasso, naturally continues with its core business, superyacht refits: the latest completed project is the refit of Ma Victoire, a 2012 Ocean King 100' extended by 5 meters on all three decks, recently returned to an Italian owner after a complex operation that also involved moving the shaft lines and wheelhouse, all of which were repositioned aft.
After the extension to 70 meters of the Force Blue and the transformation from a whaling ship to a 48-meter megayacht Menorca, the refit of the Ma Victoire was also entirely managed in-house, with the involvement of the internal design studio and the use of shipyard workers.
The company led by Bartolomeo Giangrasso has also begun a collaboration with Next Yacht Group, owner of the historic Maiora and AB Yachts brands, to furnish the AB 120' superyacht line.
From a commercial standpoint, Giangrasso will participate for the first time at the upcoming Genoa Boat Show, where he will present two new 29m aluminum hybrid-propelled models, one fast and one displacement. He is also evaluating a presence at the Boot Düsseldorf in January 2024 to promote penetration of the Northern European markets.
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