Shipyard Articles

A Marine Marvel Unveiled: Sirena's Two Superyacht Titans - The 42M and 118

From the gleaming Turkish shipyard Sirena, there emerges two magnanimous maritime marvels - the 42m, their first superyacht, and the 36-meter 118. Both vessels, despite their individuality, invite their passengers into an exquisite experience of life at sea – albeit from two contrasting perspectives. The traditional 118 hails from the shipyard’s popular composite line, while the 42m signifies a novel expedition - a pure superyacht spectacle with a resilient steel and aluminium constitution, poised for transoceanic adventures.

17-10-2025

Lürssen Group Navigates Troubled Waters with Bid for Ailing Nobiskrug Shipyard

What might have been a sinking ship, Nobiskrug Shipyard in Rendsburg, is now anchored firmly, with Lürssen Group at the helm. The Bremen-based firm has offered a lifeline to the insolvent shipyard by launching a bid to acquire its facilities and land.

Upon the deal’s closure, Nobiskrug will chart a new course, becoming part of its neighbour, the Lürssen-Kröger shipyard. The potential acquisition is a beacon of hope in straitened times, following reports that both FSG and Nobiskrug, linked to the contentious German businessman, Lars Windhorst, had entered insolvency.

Despite financial blows attributed to mismanagement, whispers of revival for the two historical yards are on the winds. The Rönner Group from Bremerhaven has pledged to continue operating the Flensburg shipyard, while Lürssen sets its sights on Nobiskrug.

03-02-2025