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Home›Green Marine›Creation of a consortium
Green Marine

May 18, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Creation of a consortium

Regatta Yachts, Inc (a Swiss corporation, which is located in the USA) has been united with Mayger Consulting Company (Odessa, Ukraine) in order to create a consortium of yacht and ship builders, contractors and suppliers that will work together at the construction of new vessels of steel, aluminium

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Regatta Yachts, Inc (a Swiss corporation, which is located in the USA) has been united with Mayger Consulting Company (Odessa, Ukraine) in order to create a consortium of yacht and ship builders, contractors and suppliers that will work together at the construction of new vessels of steel, aluminium and fibre glass resorting to the help of skilled experts and shipbuilding facilities in The Ukraine.

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