Gozzi Mimì goes to Croatia, with Navis Marine

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croatian dealer boatThe Gozzi Mimì network continues to grow thanks to the agreement with Navis Marine, a Croatian company which has been operating for some years in the sales, brokerage and consultancy sectors.

The boats of the shipyard founded in 1975, which are fast gaining in popularity thanks to their combination of modernity and the flavour of Italian and Neapolitan-made products, have thus gone to join the fleets of the numerous Italian brands already imported by Navis Marine, such as Azimut Yachts, Benetti and Pirelli.

This new partnership represents another step forward in Gozzi Mimì’s internationalisation strategy, which speeded up considerably in the early months of 2021, after a 2020 marked by strong growth and positive economic performance.

Domenico Senese, director of the Campania-based shipyard, commented:

We are acquiring new dealers because we expect a further increase in sales, with the summer season approaching and the ongoing unusual world situation which is favouring the growth of the sector, linked to a demand for safe holidays away from crowded places”.

Gordan Zadro, head of Navis Marine said he was satisfied and proud to add Mimì among the brands that his company represents.

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