MYS 2024: Lusben Discusses Facility Expansions & Ambitious Future Plans
At the Monaco Yacht Show 2024, Shari Liu spoke to Ferdinando Pilli, the General Manager at Lusben, regarding the company’s recent developments and ambitious plans for the future. This insightful conversation delves into its established position in the industry, its commitment to delivering fantastic services and anticipated plans for expansion.
Ferdinanco Pilli, General Manager at Lusben, emphasised that brand has established itself as a crucial facility for yacht refits in the Mediterranean. With the capacity to accommodate vessels ranging from 24m to 100m, Lusben is equipped to meet the diverse needs of clients in the superyacht industry. The facility boasts extensive resources, including an impressive 18,000-ton floating dock and a 2,400-ton shiplift. These capabilities not only enhance the operational efficiency of the yard but also solidify Lusben's position as a key player in the sector.
A particularly exciting announcement from Pilli was the construction of a new inspection pit, which will soon hold the title of the largest in Europe. This groundbreaking addition will significantly enhance maintenance services for clients, providing unparalleled solutions for a variety of yachting needs. This development is a fantastic milestone, both for Lusben and for the broader yachting industry.
Looking ahead, Pilli shared details about the significant investments Lusben is currently undertaking. With plans for expansion and the enhancement of existing resources, the company aims to broaden its service offerings.
'We hope in the next three years to finish this investment [...] and in the next month we are going to open a new office in France [...] as we want to show our presence in other places,' he stated, highlighting the company’s commitment to growth and innovation and the importance of its availability in key markets.
For more insights, be sure to watch the full interview with Lusben above.
"We hope in the next three years to finish this investment [...] and in the next month we are going to open a new office in France [...] as we want to show our presence in other places."