Shipyard · New build & refit

Admiral (The Italian Sea Group)

Marina di Carrara group (Admiral, Tecnomar, Perini Navi, Picchiotti) that grew quickly after its 2021 listing, with large covered docks for both new build and NCA Refit work. In February 2026 it disclosed large cost overruns it blamed on executives' conduct; it has been under insolvency protection since April 2026, and its yards and brands are for sale. Eleven non-binding offers came in by 15 September 2026 and binding offers are due on 15 October 2026.

Yachts built by Admiral →

Key facts

Parent
The Italian Sea Group
Country
Italy
Founded
2009 (TISG, via Tecnomar acquisition); Admiral brand older — date not confirmed
Status
Active — group in restructuring (2026)
Size range (LOA, m)
up to 140 (stated build/refit capacity); Admiral deliveries mostly 50–78 m
Largest delivered
Platinum, 78 m, 2024 (YachtBuyer: largest yacht built by the yard)
Yachts delivered
not published

Notable yachts

  • Platinum · 78 m, 2024
  • Kensho · 74.85 m, 2022
  • Planet Nine · 73.2 m
  • Geco · 72.55 m, 2026, Giorgio Armani design
  • Project Titanium / Hull 597 · 100 m, in build, now listed for 2027

Services

  • new build (Admiral, Tecnomar, Perini Navi, Picchiotti
  • steel/aluminium motor and sailing yachts)
  • refit, repaint and maintenance (NCA Refit, Marina di Carrara)
  • in-house interiors (Celi 1920)
  • keel pit
  • captain/surveyor/manager offices and crew facilities

Haul-out

Travel lift260 t and 820 t (Yachting Pages listing)
ShipliftSyncrolift 1,000 t (platform size not published)
Dry / floating dockCovered dry dock 200 m x 35 m; second dock 147 m (inaugurated Nov 2021); floating dock/barge 3,000–3,300 t (sources disagree: Yachting Pages 3,000 t, SYT 3,300 t)
Max LOA handled (m)140 (stated new-build/refit capacity; a 2013 refit announcement cited up to 250 m (2013))
Max tonnage handled3,000–3,300 t (floating dock/barge; sources disagree)
Sheds / berths18 production sheds group-wide; over 1,500 m of berths; 244,000+ sqm across three Italian sites (SYT)

Sources

  • superyachttimes.com — https://www.superyachttimes.com/companies/the-italian-sea-group
  • yachting-pages.com — https://www.yachting-pages.com/listing/the-italian-sea-group.html
  • megayachtnews.com — https://megayachtnews.com/2026/08/the-italian-sea-group-bidding-process/
  • marineindustrynews.co.uk — https://marineindustrynews.co.uk/the-italian-sea-group-faces-e270m-overdue-debt-as-court-supervised-rescue-reaches-crunch-point/

Compiled from published sources. Figures carry their own source and date where one exists.