Shipyard · New build & refit

Perini Navi

Fabio Perini's Viareggio yard, known for large automated-rig ketches, went bankrupt in January 2021 and was bought by The Italian Sea Group in December 2021. Under TISG it finished the 60 m ketch series and started a motor-yacht line built at La Spezia. The August 2024 sinking of the 56 m Bayesian hurt the brand, which is now one of the assets offered in TISG's 2026 insolvency sale.

Yachts built by Perini Navi →

Key facts

Parent
The Italian Sea Group (since 2021)
Country
Italy
Founded
1983
Status
Active — group in restructuring (2026)
Size range (LOA, m)
25–92 per IYC (delivered largest is 88 m); new motor-yacht line 33–60
Largest delivered
Maltese Falcon, 88 m, 2006
Yachts delivered
more than 60 yachts (IYC builder page, undated); SYT lists 67 Perini Navi yachts in its fleet database (as of Sep 2026); Wikipedia list shows 110 entries including projects — sources disagree

Notable yachts

  • Maltese Falcon · 88 m, 2006
  • Nautilus · 73.3 m, 2014
  • Badis I · 70 m, 2016
  • Katana · 60 m, delivered Dec 2024
  • Fantasy · 59 m motor yacht, launched Feb 2025

Services

  • new build (sailing and, since 2025, motor yachts)
  • naval architecture
  • refit and service via TISG yards

Haul-out

Travel liftnot published for Perini-specific yards (see Admiral/TISG row for group lifts)
Shipliftnot published
Dry / floating docknot published for Perini-specific yards
Max LOA handled (m)not published
Max tonnage handlednot published
Sheds / berthsnot published

Sources

  • superyachttimes.com — https://www.superyachttimes.com/companies/perini-navi
  • iyc.com — https://iyc.com/builder/perini-navi/
  • megayachtnews.com — https://megayachtnews.com/2025/07/yacht-katana-perini-navi/
  • marineindustrynews.co.uk — https://marineindustrynews.co.uk/italian-sea-group-launches-perini-navi-fantasy-and-unveils-new-line/

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