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Home›Green Marine›ART Marine, sold out at DIBS 2007
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March 17, 2007 · about 19 years ago

ART Marine, sold out at DIBS 2007

ART Marine, the leading marine hospitality company in the Middle East, brought USD66 M worth of yachts to display at this year’s Dubai International Boat Show, and is proud to announce that all the yachts on display have been committed for sale. Its biggest success was the sale of the new flagship A

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ART Marine, the leading marine hospitality company in the Middle East, brought USD66 M worth of yachts to display at this year’s Dubai International Boat Show, and is proud to announce that all the yachts on display have been committed for sale.

Its biggest success was the sale of the new flagship Azimut 103S on the first day of its Worldwide Premiere at DIBS 2007.

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