Sanlorenzo has confirmed it achieved order intake of €943.1 million during 2025, up €130 million (16%) YoY.
The Group has achived six consecutive quarters of YoY growth in order intake, with €253 million new orders collected in the quarter (+10.1% YoY).
Group net profit was €107.4 million (+4.2% YoY),
As at the end of 2025, the Group’s financial results show an order book of €1.96 billion with a net backlog consistently above €1 billion.
Net revenues from the sale of new yachts was €960.4 million (+3.2% YoY) compared to €930.4 million in 2024, with the Yacht Division recording €491.4 million (-5.4% YoY).
The Superyacht Division recorded €281.5 million revenue (+0.5% YoY) and the Bluegame Division recorded €85.5 million (-7.4% YoY).
Nautor Swan contributed €102 million – up 45.1% in Q4 25 vs Q4 24.
Sanlorenzo continues to distinguish itself through positioning, innovation and scarcity.
Massimo Perotti
Geographically, the Group saw YoY revenues increase in Americas by 35.5% YoY with greater penetration in new markets in Central and South America.
The APAC region was up more than 5%, reaching €94.4 million, with a particularly strong uptick in the Far East. The European market was stable.
EBITDA was €180.6 million (+2.4% YoY) during 2025, with a margin of nearly 19% on net revenues new yachts.
EBIT was €139.9 million (+0.4% YoY), with a 14.6% margin on net revenues new yachts.
Investments
Total net investments for the period, including the consolidation of Arturo Foresti, a supplier of Bluegame operating in the field of electrical systems and Mediterranean Yacht Management, Nautor Swan’s in-house brokerage company, amounted to €49.4 million.
“Even in a global environment influenced by several factors of external instability, including the new developments in the Middle East, Sanlorenzo continues to distinguish itself through positioning, innovation and scarcity,” said Massimo Perotti, executive chairman.
“We hold a strong order backlog, representing more than 1 billion euros on a net basis, made up of high-quality orders which reflect the privileged relationship we nurture with a growing global club of sophisticated yacht owners.”
Middle Eastern clients
And he added that Sanlorenzo is keeping an eye on the emerging Middle East situation.
“With respect to the Middle East, our direct exposure is limited, at around 7% of revenues. We continue to monitor the geopolitical situation closely, and it is worth noting that many of our Middle Eastern clients use their yachts primarily in the Mediterranean.
“We keep seeing the region as an attractive long-term growth market.
