The Italian Sea Group
By Press Mare
16/09/2026 - 07:12

TISG receives 11 non-binding offers as selection process moves to next phase

The first phase of the competitive process launched as part of The Italian Sea Group’s restructuring has been completed. The proposals received include transactions structured as both Asset Deals and Share Deals. The company’s advisors will now select the parties to be admitted to due diligence, ahead of binding offers due by 15 October

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Ferretti Group
By Press Mare
15/09/2026 - 05:46

Bloomberg: Consob asks Ferretti for checks on asset values after decline in orders

According to Bloomberg, Italy’s financial markets regulator has asked the yacht group to provide the analyses supporting its decision not to carry out an impairment test as of June 30, as well as updated order data and information on distribution agreements in the United Arab Emirates

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How the Value of Nautical Brands Is Changing: Identity, Product and Global Strategy
By Press Mare
01/09/2026 - 13:35

How the Value of Nautical Brands Is Changing: Identity, Product and Global Strategy

“Inside the Brand: Stefano Grasselli’s Perspective” is a new series of articles published by PressMare and written by Stefano Grasselli, a manager with more than thirty years of experience in communications, marketing and the management of internationally recognised brands

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Scheherazade, 'The Putin's Yacht'
By Press Mare
31/08/2026 - 11:28

Frozen Yachts and EU Sanctions: The System is Starting to Creak

The freezing of yachts linked to individuals subject to European sanctions is entering an increasingly complex phase. After years of vessels being detained, rising management costs and growing uncertainty for shipyards and industry operators, two recent judicial decisions, one by the Court of Justice of the European Union and the other by the Administrative Court of Frankfurt, have reignited the debate over the limits of, and responsibilities involved in, the enforcement of sanctions

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