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Upsizing production

Ferretti Group has acquired a production site with 70,000 square meters of surface area at a total investment of EUR80 million.

29 March 2023

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Ferretti Group has acquired a production site of over 70,000 square metres including a dry dock in San Vitale (province of Ravenna).

The acquisition involved an initial investment of about EUR40 million and will be followed by a further 40 million over the coming three-year period to create new production areas and an R&D centre.

The operation forms part of Ferretti Group’s growth strategy and the new facility, when fully operational, will increase production capacity by about 20 percent.

The acquisition of the new Ravenna shipyard has been financed entirely with equity raised by the recent listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange. The new production site in the province of Ravenna is strategically located, close to the company’s Forlì headquarters and its Cattolica shipyard.

This operation consolidates the Group’s investment strategy, which over the last five years has resulted in the expansion and improvement of all production facilities, and the La Spezia yard and the Ancona Superyacht Yard in particular.

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“The acquisition of this area keeps a promise we made,” stated Ferretti Group CEO Alberto Galassi.

“We have big plans and picture a state-of-the-art production site from every point of view – worker wellbeing, positive social impact and environmental protection, and also by carefully selecting the materials used and increased production.

“Ravenna is the right home for Wally sailing yachts and the expansion of our other brands, starting with the extraordinary Ferretti Yachts INFYNITO range.

“We choose Italy again and invest not only to become stronger but also to hold the flag high for an industry that is a symbol of our country: luxury yachting and the extensive entrepreneurship and artisan craftsmanship network that is the admiration and envy of the entire world.”

 

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