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Things are moving in the boating industry. Back to the latest news from the yachting industry. The news of May 13, 2022.

Ocea builds a new yacht

After several discreet years in the field of large yachts, the Vendée-based shipyard Ocea has announced the construction of a yacht. The aluminum specialist has begun production of the 32.70-meter motorboat Commuter 108 New, the yard's 10th yacht, scheduled for delivery in spring 2023.

SailGP partners with RS Electric Boats

The SailGP flying catamaran racing circuit has announced a partnership with RS Electric Boats. The organizers will charter a fleet of four Pulse 63 electric RIBs for season 3. The manufacturer claims a speed in normal use of 23 knots.

North Sails Group takes control of Yacht Scoring

North Sails Group has announced the addition of Yacht Scoring to its roster. Founded in 2016 by Luiz Kahl, who passed away in 2021, the company develops data and results management software for regattas, allowing organizers to simplify the management and distribution of results in near real time.

Sellor takes over the management of the Lomener and Perello anchorages

Sellor is continuing its expansion on the Lorient waterfront. The semi-public company at the head of the major ports in the harbor, which has just taken over the management of the port of Hennebont, has been awarded by the city of Ploemeur the Lomener and Perello moorings, previously managed by Veolia.

Nimbus sells its Lugnas plant

The Nimbus Group, a leading Scandinavian boat builder with brands such as Nimbus, Bella, Flipper, Aquador and Paragon Yachts, has announced that it has signed a letter of intent to sell its Swedish factory in Lugnas. The move to a 15-year lease should allow the company to free up capital to invest in its development.

Mustang Survival appoints European distributor

American marine clothing manufacturer Mustang Survival has announced the appointment of a distributor for the European market. It is the company DutchMint which will develop this new market for the brand.

Com'Over takes on the Vendée Globe market

The communication company Com'Over, associated with two specialists in the sailing market, Caroline Concetti and Matthieu Honoré, has been entrusted with the organization and management of the SAEM Vendée's influence and press relations strategy until the next Vendée Globe 2024.

Re-opening of the Cale de la Noëveillard

The Ports of Loire-Atlantique inaugurate the new slipway of Noëveillard, in Pornic, on May 14, 2022. After 2 months of work, 125,000 euros spent, 100 tons of riprap and 130 m³ of concrete, the renovated and widened slipway in the lower part is now accessible only to boating professionals.

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