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The Marina di Carrara shipyard is abuzz with activity as outfitting operations kick off for the inaugural 50-meter motor yacht of the Admiral semi-custom Panorama line. Following the recent completion of the hull and superstructure, the focus now shifts to implementing and optimizing the yacht's systems, with subsequent outfitting stages underway. The anticipated launch and delivery of this vessel are slated for 2025.

The 26.8-metre Azimut yacht Lulwa has been sold with Alain Auvare at Fraser representing the seller and Onur Erardag of Nautique Yachting representing the buyer. Delivered in 2020, Lulwa is one of Azimut's popular Grande 27M range with an exterior design courtesy of Stefano Righini and an interior by Salvagni Architetti. The GRP yacht features a tri-deck design, a five-cabin layout and a generous beam measuring 6.6 metres.

A €1,000,000 price drop has been announced on the 41-metre fast sloop Destination, listed for sale with Northrop & Johnson's Ann Avery. Designed by Ed Dubois and built by Alloy Yachts in New Zealand, she was delivered in 2001 to MCA compliance. Her 20-year ABS survey was completed in 2021 following a major $4 million refit in 2020.

Damen Yachting announces the delivery of the Amels 60 Satemi, marking the first delivery for 2024. The superyacht, the fourth in the next-generation Amels Limited Editions series, showcases Damen Yachting's commitment to exceptional design and onboard experiences. Satemi, a 60-meter marvel, will grace the quayside at the Damen Yachting shipyard in the Netherlands for a brief period before embarking on her maiden voyage to the Caribbean.

Cantiere delle Marche (CDM) has announced the sale of a 43.1-metre Deep Blue 141 in collaboration with IYC's new London office. This marks the shipyard's second sale of 2024 after the Deep Blue 115 was announced last week. The owner is a "very experienced British client" who has previously owned multiple production yachts. Described as a "robust explorer yacht", the Deep Blue 141 features exterior design by Horacio Bozzo (who developed the entire Deep Blue series). Interiors are owed to UK-based Vickers Studio (in a first-time collaboration with the shipyard) while naval architecture and engineering has been completed by Hydro Tec.