Last year was an exceptional year of trading considering the operational challenges presented by the onset of a global pandemic said Remy Millott, chief executive of GYG. Commenting on GYG’s recently published 2020 results, he said: “I am proud of
GYG (Global Yachting Group) has firmed up its order book with the signing of a refit contract for a 100m plus superyacht. The France-based refit company announced the work is due to start in 2022 “further improving the forward visibility
Superyacht painting, maintenance and supply firm, GYG has released its interim results for the first half of 2020. The firm, which trades primarily as Pinmar, Pinmar Supply, and Technocraft, said it has positive momentum with a record order book going
Superyacht painting, maintenance and supply company GYG has reported a “transformational” 2019 – after winning a bigger share of the New Build sector – according to its audited final results for the year ended December 31st 2019. It also reported
Superyacht painting and maintenance firm GYG increased its annual revenue and cut non-current debt in 2017. But this latter figure overlooks the fact that short-term debt, particularly trade creditors, increased sharply. The company listed on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM)
Global Yachting Group (GYG) has released its first interim results since it began trading on the Alternative Investments Market (AIM) earlier this year, and has seen revenues up across the board. For the first six months ending 30 June 2017,
GYG has floated on the London Stock Exchange, valuing the company at £46.6 million. The Barcelona-based superyacht painting, supply and maintenance company is now publicly listed on AIM, the LSE’s international market for smaller growing companies. It aims to use
