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The world’s largest sportfishing machine is being moved from Royal Huisman’s inland facility in the Netherlands to its launch site in Amsterdam. The 171-foot-long profile of Project 406 resembles a sportfishing convertible, but its six climbing decks are definitely those of a superyacht. The Dutch yard is calling the vessel the “largest and most luxurious true sportfishing yacht in the world.”

The 31.5-metre Mangusta 105 Sport motor yacht Storm has been sold with Dennis Frederiksen of Fraser representing both buyer and seller. Built of GRP by Overmarine in 2005, she was refitted in 2022 and was "offered in pristine condition having been maintained to a high standard by her long-standing professional crew," according to Frederiksen.

Custom Line has launched the first Navetta 38 superyacht. The yacht touched the water yesterday, January 31, at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona, during a ceremony attended by the owner family and the shipyard’s employees.

Hot Lab just showed that a bold brief can lead to an equally bold superyacht. The Italian studio, part of the Viken Group, was recently enlisted to design the interior of the 138-foot Kaşif for two experienced owners with lofty ideas and even loftier standards. Working to a “compelling brief” from the husband and wife team, Hot Lab perfected every aspect of the living quarters, from the decor to the furniture. The result is one stunning explorer yacht.

Giangrasso Group has announced the sale of two units in its 24-metre Austin Parker series (also known as the AP 24). Built in light-alloy aluminium, the first keel is set to be laid "in just a few days". Delivery is expected in 2025, with the model scheduled for display at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025.