Luxury Vessel Set to Go Under the Hammer Due to Unpaid Bills and Outstanding Debts
Antigua and Barbuda have made headlines in the yachting world with their decision to auction off the "abandoned" superyacht Alfa Nero. The 82m vessel is set to go under the hammer after being seized by the country's authorities due to unpaid bills and outstanding debts.
The auction generates excitement among yacht enthusiasts and investors eager to get their hands on a luxury vessel of this caliber. Alfa Nero, built in 2007 by Oceanco, is one of the world's largest and most impressive yachts, boasting a helipad, swimming pool, and numerous other luxurious features. Read the article Oceanco 81m Alfa Nero for more details.
But why did Antigua and Barbuda's authorities seize such a luxurious yacht? According to reports, the vessel's previous owners failed to pay their bills and debts, leading to the yacht's seizure. The yacht was then placed in the hands of a court-appointed receiver, who is now managing the sale of the vessel.
The auction of Alfa Nero is set to take place in the coming weeks and is generating significant interest and excitement among yacht enthusiasts and investors. Many are eager to get their hands on this impressive vessel, which is still in excellent condition despite being abandoned by its previous owners.