Other Angle Yachting returns to Marseille

Other Angle Yachting recently announced that Jean-Christophe Lenoir and his team of refit experts have returned to Marseille, following three years at DCNS’s Toulon facilities.

Due to pre-existing contracts with the French military, DCNS is no longer able to guarantee availability for Other Angle’s superyacht clients. The decision was made to move the operations back to the Marseille location, in a non-exclusive collaboration with Italian shipyard group Palumbo, which recently acquired the long-established superyacht refit yard formerly known as ITM. 

The facilities include a 94m covered shed, dry docks up to 125m and 300m of dockage space. Jean-Christophe commented, “We are proud to have worked with DCNS over the last few years. It has been a very illuminating experience, and we have learned a great deal from the team there on maintaining the highest standards of safety and security in our protocols and procedures. The Palumbo ITM team and yard facilities are great and we are pleased to be returning to Marseille”. 

Jean-Christophe and the team are already open for business at the Marseille facilities, with M/Y Titania (Lürssen, 72.0m) and M/Y Slipstream (CMN, 60.0m) already present at the refit yard. 

To find out more information, visit Other Angle Yachting.