Bavaria, toward a positive solution. We explain why with five clues

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The crisis at Bavaria, one of Europe’s leading sail and power boat shipyards, is moving toward a positive solution. The clues are at least five.

– The first, production (as we anticipated here) never stopped and deliveries of the new boats continued according to plan.

– Second clue: the shipyard’s presence at the Cannes (Sept. 11-16) and Genoa (Sept. 20-25) boat shows has been confirmed.

– Third, rumors of a sale of Bavaria Nautitech (a Bavaria-invested but independent company), a manufacturer of catamarans, based in France, have been flatly denied.

– The fourth sign is that contacts with designers for new models have continued.

– And finally, rumors from within the shipyard give the announcement of a new industrial partner as imminent by the end of July.

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