Positive momentum at Fairline Yachts

Following its acquisition in 2025 by Bronzewood Capital, the British brand confirms a strong and forward-looking trajectory: structuring its development, reinforcing confidence, and reaffirming — more than ever — its uncompromising standards of quality.

Today, this ambition takes shape through a significant announcement.

In an official video, Oliver Southwell, co-CEO of Fairline, shares this major evolution:

the extension of the manufacturer’s warranty to three years across all new yachts.

A decision that is far from insignificant.

It reflects a clear conviction — that of a brand fully confident in the quality of its yachts, and committed to building lasting relationships with its owners.

In the yachting market, where such extended warranties remain rare at this level, this move stands as a true mark of confidence.

More than an announcement, it is a statement.

One from a shipyard that is moving forward, shaping its future, and placing reliability at the heart of its commitment.

Discover Oliver Southwell’s official announcement in the video below.

A long-term vision driving the brand forward

Beyond this announcement, Fairline Yachts is rolling out a structured seven-year roadmap, with new models introduced each year and a carefully managed move upmarket.

For the 2026 season, the brand also boasts a strong order book and highly anticipated launches: the Fairline Targa 47 Open, the Fairline Targa 47 GT, and the new flagship Fairline Targa 58 GTO, set to be unveiled at the Cannes Yachting Festival this September.