{"id":305842,"date":"2023-04-10T13:49:18","date_gmt":"2023-04-10T13:49:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/luxurylaunches.com\/?p=305842"},"modified":"2023-04-10T13:49:18","modified_gmt":"2023-04-10T13:49:18","slug":"sarafsa-yacht-sold-by-credit-suisse","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/luxurylaunches.com\/transport\/sarafsa-yacht-sold-by-credit-suisse.php","title":{"rendered":"After seizing it last year, Credit Suisse has finally sold Saudi Prince Fahad Bin Sultan’s seized $65 million superyacht"},"content":{"rendered":"
\nPrince Fahad Bin Sultan of Saudi Arabia<\/a> locked horns with a Swiss bank, Credit Suisse Group AG, in January 2022, over unpaid $78 million in interest and loans<\/a>. The tussle resulted in 270\u2013feet lavish motor yacht Sarafsa worth roughly $65 million, being seized. The abandoned boat has been moored in Monaco<\/a> for the longest time, and its sale handled by Burgess Yacht<\/a> has finally come through. Stunning Sarafsa<\/a> has now moved to the port of Valletta, Malta, where she arrived on Apr 1st with a new name, Pure yacht.
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\nThe vessel won’t just be getting a new name, but as per Esysman Superyachts<\/a>, the owner is keen on a complete overhaul granting Pure motoryacht the purest, newest form. Sarafsa was a 16-year-old ship built in 2008 by Devonport Yachts for a staggering $65 million. Several years later, Prince Fahad Bin Sultan demanded the same price for its sale. Finally, the 269-foot luxury vessel motor yacht was listed for sale with Rupert Nelson and Matt Pinckney at Burgess for a significant price reduction of $10,000,000.<\/p>\n