London-listed GYG (Global Yachting Group), a market leader in the superyacht painting, supply and maintenance sectors, has won a further refit contract for a 100-metre+ (328-foot+) superyacht. Work is scheduled to commence in Europe in 2022.
The deal strengthens the GYG forward order book, which is currently at record levels and includes eight new-build projects for delivery in the next two years. This new deal is another significant turnkey project for the group, utilising refit services including bespoke scaffolding, containment, hardware removal, caulking and complete repainting. It follows the recently announced signing of a 115-metre+ (377-foot+) yacht in Germany which is due to complete in the first half of 2021.
GYG stated, “This contract highlights our increasing average order value as a result of our market leading position in the premium 70-metre+ (229-foot+) yacht market, as well as the turnkey range of global services we are able to deploy at scale on vessels which are increasingly complex in nature.”
Remy Millott, CEO of GYG, commented, “I am pleased to have ended this calendar year with another substantial refit contract in Europe. Despite the wider challenges faced internationally throughout 2020, the superyacht industry remains robust and resilient and our sales team, headed up by our group commercial director, Rupert Savage, has worked hard to deliver numerous refit and new-build contracts.
“Not only does this repeat business demonstrate our client’s satisfaction for the level of service we provide, including the efficient deployment of our unique turnkey solution, but also by signing contracts for work commencing in 2022 it highlights their confidence in the outlook for the industry and market. The advanced bookings strengthen our order book and provides further stability and visibility over forward revenues for the years ahead.”
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