Shares of GYG have now moved to J P Jenkins’ share matching platform. The superyacht service and supply group de-listed from the AIM market last month. J P Jenkins will now facilitate GYG shareholder’s transactions. Remy Millott, CEO, GYG said:
Painting, supply and maintenance company GYG has reported steady trading growth in the first quarter (Q1) of 2022, in line with group forecasts. The superyacht service company also said its Nobiskrug refit project is set for completion in June 2022.
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
GYG, the superyacht painting and maintenance company, has reopened in Barcelona and Palma. It plans to reopen in La Ciotat, France later this week. GYG says that it has continued to maintain operations in Northern Europe and the US. “Despite
Superyacht painting firm GYG predicts full-year results will be ahead of market expectations. The superyacht painting, supply and maintenance firm GYG has predicted rosy year-end results in its latest trading update covering the first half of this year. “Profit performance
Global Yachting Group (GYG) has signed a letter of intent (LOI) with the owner of commercial shipyard Vard’s upcoming REV 182 – the largest research and expedition vessel in build – to fair and paint the vessel. GYG will supply
