The Italian Sea Group announces its admittance in SYBAss

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italian sea group ceoThe Italian Sea Group S.p.A, global operator in the luxury yachting industry, announces its admittance in SYBAss, the Super Yacht Builders Association.

SYBAss is a collective force representing the main superyacht builders in the world, created to develop and adapt regulation and crucial competencies within the yachting
world, as well as to facilitate communication between owners and shipyards.

SYBAss members collectively represent about 60% of sailing and motor yachts over
40 m currently being built.

Becoming a part of SYBAss – commented Giovanni Costantino, The Italian Sea
Group Founder & CEO – is an important result which rewards our skills, commitment,
passion and determination with which we approach our work every day, and it represents a great recognition for the attention to detail and the high qualitative standards that we pursue in the realization of our yachts”.

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