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Green Marine

September 22, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Full speed ahead for industry

New Zealand’s superyacht industry is taking on the rest of the world in Monaco this week, where almost 100 luxurious craft are on show. Included will be Ad Lib, made by Auckland’s Alloy Yachts, and judged the world’s best superyacht in its class this year. A dozen Kiwi boatbuilders will compete agai

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New Zealand’s superyacht industry is taking on the rest of the world in Monaco this week, where almost 100 luxurious craft are on show.

Included will be Ad Lib, made by Auckland’s Alloy Yachts, and judged the world’s best superyacht in its class this year.

A dozen Kiwi boatbuilders will compete against more than 500 companies from around the world. Ten will exhibit together, with the help of New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.

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