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TISG reports softer revenues but €105m in Q3 orders as superyacht backlog remains strong
The brand's flagship, Platinum
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TISG reports softer revenues but €105M in Q3 orders as superyacht backlog remains strong

19 November 2025 • by Holly Margerrison

The Italian Sea Group (TISG) has reported a slowdown in revenues for the first nine months of 2025 but confirmed steady commercial momentum in the large-yacht sector, supported by €105 million of new orders during the third quarter.

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