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Industry Insights – Press · Week 40/2026

Italy’s boating industry grows to €8.7bn, Azimut becomes a partner of Ferrari Hypersail, and Oceanco brings the rebuilt Draak to Florida.

Theme of the week. The week of the Genoa Boat Show. Italy remains by far the world leader in superyachts, but smaller boats are having a harder time.

Market

Italy’s boating industry grows to €8.7bn

Superyachts carry the industry, and Italy holds 52 per cent of the world market. Exports reach a record €4.4bn. Mid-sized boats, RIBs and sailing yachts, by contrast, are declining.

Source: Pressmare · 30 September 2026 (report on the industry figures)

Shipyards

Azimut becomes a partner of Ferrari Hypersail

A modified Azimut Fly 72 will tow the prototype to around 30 knots in the first tests and help it onto its foils. She is six tonnes lighter and has twice the power.

Source: Pressmare · 1 October 2026 (according to the shipyard)

Oceanco brings Draak to Fort Lauderdale

The 92.9-metre yacht has been rebuilt for research and now carries a decompression chamber for six people, the first on an Oceanco yacht.

Source: Pressmare · 30 September 2026 (according to the shipyard)

Rossinavi shows the 53-metre Heed

Ahead of the owner’s suite lies a private pool with a counter-current system. The yacht is all aluminium.

Source: Pressmare · 29 September 2026 (according to the shipyard)

Bering and RMK build expedition yachts together

Bering contributes design and client relations, RMK the yard and its experience with ice and polar classes.

Source: Bering Yachts, press release via Pressmare · 2 October 2026

Suppliers

Rossini builds a crew house in Pesaro

Around €2m goes into a 38-metre building in the port’s refit area. It is due to be finished on 1 October 2027.

Source: Pressmare · 29 September 2026 (according to the shipyard)

Shows & Events

Sardinia Boat Show moves to Olbia

The island’s show is now called the Sardinia Boat Show and takes place from 29 May to 6 June 2027 in Olbia.

Source: Pressmare · 2 October 2026 (according to the organiser)

Dates

Comment

The figures from Genoa show two markets: large yachts are growing, smaller boats are weakening. For buyers of smaller boats that can mean good prices and short delivery times. For large yachts, planning early remains the key.

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Earlier issues

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    Industry Insights – Press · Week 43–44/2026

    Italy’s shipbuilding landscape is being redrawn around The Italian Sea Group, while Ferretti and Sanlorenzo make room for large yachts.

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