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Chinese-Shandong Heavy Buys Italy's Luxury Yachts Maker Ferretti
Chinese-Shandong Heavy Buys Italy's Luxury Yachts Maker Ferretti - Ferretti to be sold for £247 Million to a Chinese state-owned conglomerate. The group includes CRN which builds 85 metre mega-yachts for oligarchs. Riva the 170 year old company plus 6 other famous brands.
Total brands are Ferretti Yachts, Pershing, Itama, Bertram, Riva, Mochi Craft, Ferretti Custom Line, CRN.
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