By Press Mare
04/09/2026 - 09:52

TISG: Net Equity Negative by €402 Million in July, Loss Rises to €25.6 Million

The Italian Sea Group has filed its latest monthly update on its financial and economic position with the Court of Florence. As of 31 July 2026, net equity stood at a negative €402.1 million, current liabilities reached €512.4 million, and the loss for the period increased to €25.6 million

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By Press Mare
09/08/2026 - 21:40

TISG: Costantino opens the bidding process for new investors. Sanlorenzo and SRI Global-Finvacchi head toward a competitive process

Following the initial expressions of interest that emerged over recent weeks, The Italian Sea Group has formally launched a competitive process for the entry of new investors. All proposals will be collected through a single structured procedure under the supervision of the court-appointed commissioners

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The Italian Sea Group, Marina di Carrara
By Press Mare
04/08/2026 - 13:16

The Italian Sea Group: SRI Global and Finvacchi Submit Expression of Interest to Acquire the Group

A new scenario is emerging in the restructuring process involving The Italian Sea Group. SRI Global Limited, the holding company controlled by Giulio Gallazzi and owned together with Finvacchi, has submitted a non-binding expression of interest for the acquisition of the Group’s entire business

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The Italian Sea Group, Marina di Carrara
By Press Mare
23/07/2026 - 08:13

The Italian Sea Group, the crisis searches for a way forward

News surrounding The Italian Sea Group continues to unfold at a rapid pace, day by day outlining the contours of a crisis that extends far beyond the fortunes of a single company. Over the past twenty-four hours, new corporate developments, movements in the company’s share price and the first expressions of interest in some of the group’s assets have emerged, while the path towards the restructuring plan expected by September is beginning to take shape

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By Press Mare
21/07/2026 - 11:09

Giovanni Costantino: I step aside, but The Italian Sea Group is not for sale

The group’s founder breaks his silence following his resignation as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: “The crisis stems from internal fraud, not from a strategic mistake.” He confirms the sale of the former Picchiotti shipyard, rules out the disposal of the group’s brands and assures: “I have absolutely no intention of selling the company”

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