MARCH 2021: INDUSTRY NEWS ROUNDUP
ADMIRAL ANNOUNCES NEW 100M PROJECT TITANIUM WITH A 2025 DELIVERY
The Admiral shipyard announced the build of a brand new 100 meter superyacht, Project Titanium, which is due to be completed in 2025. The megayacht will be designed by Winch Design; the project has been designed with the intention of finding the perfect balance between high-end quality standards and high-tech solutions with particular attention to eco-sustainability.
FERRETTI LAUNCHES ITS LARGEST YACHT TO DATE
On March 12, Ferretti launched the first unit of its 30.5 meter Ferretti 1000 model, the largest yacht built by the yard to date. She features an exterior design by Filippo Salvetti and an elegant, classic interior, by Ideaeitalia.
Ferretti 1000 is one of three units of the model to be sold. She can accommodate up to 10 guests in five staterooms, including a main deck master suite.
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