SANLORENZO: insider trades · Italy · Consob

About SANLORENZO

Sanlorenzo S.p.A. is an Italian luxury yacht group listed on Borsa Italiana (FTSE MIB). Based in Italy, with its historic headquarters in Ameglia in the province of La Spezia, Liguria, the company designs and builds made-to-measure yachts and superyachts for an international high-net-worth clientele. Founded in 1958 in Limite sull’Arno, near Florence, Sanlorenzo developed over time a highly distinctive brand identity built on limited production runs, bespoke craftsmanship, timeless design and a close relationship with each owner. In 2005, the company was acquired by Massimo Perotti, who led its international expansion while preserving the brand’s artisanal and exclusive positioning. Today the group is organized around several complementary business lines. The Yacht Division covers composite yachts in the mid-size segment, the Superyacht Division focuses on large aluminium and steel vessels, the Bluegame Division addresses the sports utility yacht category, and the integration of Nautor Swan strengthened the group’s exposure to performance sailing yachts. Sanlorenzo stands out in the global luxury yachting market for its scarcity-based model, deliberately limited volumes, extensive customization and a clientele that values craftsmanship, innovation and design. This positioning supports pricing power and a premium brand perception, particularly in the 24-40 metre yacht segment and in metal superyachts. From a competitive standpoint, Sanlorenzo is one of the most recognized names in luxury motor yachts and superyachts. Its geographical footprint extends well beyond Italy, with growing commercial presence in Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. The company operates four production sites in Liguria and Tuscany, within the Italian nautical district, which is an important industrial advantage in terms of know-how, supply chain proximity and execution quality. The group also uses a selective distribution approach, reinforcing direct relationships with clients and dealers in key markets. Recent developments remain material for investors. In 2025, Sanlorenzo reported solid commercial momentum, with stronger order intake and a backlog that remained at a high level, supporting medium-term visibility. The 2025 annual report also highlighted further international expansion, including a new Americas headquarters and additional market infrastructure. On the innovation front, Sanlorenzo continues to emphasize advanced technological solutions, including the 50Steel project with methanol-to-hydrogen fuel-cell technology and other efficiency-oriented propulsion initiatives. In addition, the company regularly discloses internal dealing notices for CONSOB, reflecting the normal regulatory transparency expected from a mature Italian listed company.