An excellent opportunity to acquire a high-performance newbuild 22-meter LOA Sport Fishing Yacht with Aluminum Hull (Code: 5083 H111), located in Greece. The hull is completed and she is ready for outfitting. Built to meet top classification standards (ABS, BV or Lloyd’s) and to comply with all applicable USCG or MCA regulations, this partially constructed vessel offers a solid foundation for a custom project, with potential for a 4-cabin guest layout and a captain’s cabin. She is designed to be equipped with twin CAT C17 engines.

This 2023-built DP-2 Heavy-Lift Crane Vessel, constructed by a first-class shipyard, features a 149.8 m LOA, 41.5 m beam, 14 m depth, and a 10 m design draft. Equipped with a 3,000-ton SWL full-slewing crane, advanced DPS, and automatic ballast management systems by Kongsberg Maritime AS, she is ideal for offshore wind foundation installation, decommissioning, and super heavy-lift operations globally. With a 2,800 m² main deck area (10t/m² load capacity), SPS certification for 100 POB,

This self-propelled, full-slewing crane ship features a Kongsberg Maritime AS DP2 class dynamic positioning system, SPS accommodation for 100 POB, and a helicopter deck. It has a 5000t SWL heavy-lift crane with 360° slewing, an 8-point anchor positioning system, and anti-roll ballast. Fully SOLAS certified for global operations, it meets Tier III emission standards and is designed for offshore wind installations, heavy-lift operations in harsh environment, decommissioning, and large-scale steel structure/ module installations. It is also suitable for bridge construction and salvage work.

This 30.00 m firefighting tug, built in 2012 is equipped with twin 1999 kW Cat 3516C engines, providing a max speed of 13.0 knots and a bollard pull of 70.0 tonnes. Classed by Lloyd's Register (+100A1 Tug, +LMC, UMS, FiFi-1), the vessel features a FiFi pump with a capacity of 2740 m³/hr, dual-purpose foam/water monitors, and a complete oil dispersant system, making it ideal for firefighting and emergency response operations. It also offers accommodations for 10 and advanced navigational equipment,

This 2009-built tug, classified by Lloyd's Register of Shipping (LRS) as +100A1 Tug, +LMC, UMS, offers a length overall of 30.00 m, a beam of 12.00 m, and a draft of 5.33 m. Powered by twin 1999 kW Cat 3516B engines, it delivers a bollard pull of 70.0 tonnes and a max speed of 13.0 knots, with comprehensive firefighting and towing equipment, including a 175-tonne tow winch and a 1400 m³/hr FiFi pump. The vessel accommodates 10 crew members and is fully equipped with advanced navigational and communication systems.