Sanlorenzo, positive data and few fears about war
Dividend of EUR 1.05 per share proposed. Perotti: 'Direct exposure to the Middle East is limited, around 7% of revenues'
On the Middle East, Sanlorenzo's direct exposure 'is limited, around 7% of revenues. We continue to carefully monitor the geopolitical situation and it is worth remembering that many of our Middle Eastern clients use their yachts mainly in the Mediterranean". This was emphasised by the owner of the luxury yacht company, Massimo Perotti, when presenting the group's final 2025 results which, he said, are "perfectly in line with the preliminary figures": net revenues from new yachts at €960.4 million (+3.2% per annum); net profit at €107.4 million (+4.2%); margins on revenues at +11.2%. A dividend of €1.05 per share was also proposed.
"We enter 2026," says Perotti, "with a promising start, looking forward to presenting our new business plan on 8 May, together with the results for the first quarter of 2026, at Casa Sanlorenzo, in Venice, on the occasion of the 61st Art Biennale. Still regarding the crisis in Iran, Perotti says he 'does not expect any effects' on customers' purchases, 'unless the war lasts long or spreads to other countries'.
