Less than two months after the takeover by the Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG), the Rendsburg shipyard Nobiskrug received its first order.
The shipyard is to comprehensively modernize a superyacht that is more than 120 meters long.
"In the course of trusting and productive negotiations, we were able to position Nobiskrug successfully on the market again within a very short time," said Nobiskrug managing director Philipp Maracke on Tuesday.
Rendsburg - According to the information, all shipbuilding departments of the shipyard are involved in the work.
Repair work on the yacht is also planned.
The work will take place in a temperature-controlled dry dock and is expected to take several months.
A spokesman did not want to provide any further information about the ship and the financial scope.
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FSG and the internationally renowned superyacht shipyard Nobiskrug with around 280 employees belong to the Tennor Group of investor Lars Windhorst.
Nobiskrug filed for bankruptcy in April of this year.
The FSG started at the beginning of September 2020 under the direction of Tennor Holding - with empty order books.
A ship is currently being built in Flensburg.
The shipyard, which had been ailing for years, was taken over by Tennor for the first time in 2019.
By acquiring it again, the shipyard was able to start over without the previous debts.
Insolvency proceedings were opened for the old FSG last year.
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