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HomeMagazineBoat BusinessFountaine Pajot Group joins The Yacht Sales Co.

Fountaine Pajot Group joins The Yacht Sales Co.

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The Yacht Sales Co. and the Fountaine Pajot Group have announced a joint venture in a significant move that will see the two leading companies expand their presence in the Asia Pacific region.

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Encompassing Fountaine Pajot Sailing Catamarans, Fountaine Pajot Motor Yachts and Dufour Yachts, the Fountaine Pajot Group is the world’s leading manufacturer of cruising yachts and catamarans. The French-based Group recorded sales of €350 million for the 2023/2024 financial year, representing a 26.9% growth on the previous year.

The Yacht Sales Co. is Asia Pacific’s leader in new and quality pre-owned yacht sales with 15 sales locations across 11 countries in the region. Formerly Multihull Solutions, The Yacht Sales Co. represents the Fountaine Pajot Group’s brands, as well as ILIAD Catamarans, Absolute Yachts, Maritimo, NEEL Trimarans, LEEN Trimarans and Cora Catamarans. The company also operates a highly successful pre-owned Brokerage division that consistently delivers outstanding sales results.

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The partnership follows a long and successful collaboration between The Yacht Sales Co. CEO Mark Elkington and the Fountaine Pajot Group that spans more than 25 years.


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