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Cadogan Tate Yacht Services - 2026 Update

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By Gemma Sudlow, EVP, Group Commercial and Marketing

Cadogan Tate’s Yacht Services Division has had a strong first half of 2026, providing specialist, white-glove logistics for superyachts, luxury brands, fine art and international events. Its projects have ranged from transporting delicate trophies in the Austrian Alps to managing complex international shipments, demonstrating the company’s expertise in handling high-value and fragile items with precision, discretion and care.

The year began with Cadogan Tate supporting the Superyacht Design Festival in Kitzbühel in February, working with glass specialist Lasvit to transport bespoke trophies designed by Yulin Huang. In March, the company partnered with SYRA at the Bucket Race in Saint Barths, contributing to an event that celebrated exceptional yachts, passionate sailors and the wider superyacht community. These projects highlighted Cadogan Tate’s ability to provide reliable logistics support in demanding international environments.

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April brought further activity at the Balearic Superyacht Forum and Palma Boat Show, where Cadogan Tate supported the international launch of the Forte 47 chase boat. Working alongside long-standing partner Genesis Interiors, the company helped manage the complex logistics surrounding the vessel’s debut, combining its expertise with Genesis Interiors’ experience in sea fastening and luxury interior design. The collaboration demonstrated Cadogan Tate’s ability to support sophisticated projects involving both yachts and bespoke interiors.

One of the largest projects of the year took place in May, when Cadogan Tate managed the shipment and installation of the complete interior collection for Glancy Fawcett’s new showroom at Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale. The project involved consolidating valuable tableware, linens and accessories from Abu Dhabi and other locations before ensuring their safe installation. Glancy Fawcett praised Cadogan Tate’s flexibility, attention to detail and exceptional white-glove service, reinforcing the company’s reputation among discerning luxury clients.

“Cadogan Tate were fantastic to work with. Their white-glove service was exceptional, and they approached every stage of the project with flexibility, understanding and a true can-do attitude – all essential for a project of this scale. Our products come from all over the world, and it was impressive to see how Cadogan Tate consolidated everything with such impeccable attention to detail. You can understand why the most discerning clients use them” – Thomas Batty, Director of Glancy Fawcett

In June, Cadogan Tate also partnered with 74th Arts and the Floating Art Hotel during the Monaco Grand Prix, further combining its fine art logistics expertise with the luxury hospitality and superyacht sectors.

Looking ahead, Cadogan Tate has an equally busy second half of 2026 planned. Following a short July break, the company will support the 200th anniversary of Cowes Week and serve as official shipper for Kos Evans’ Rock & Royals exhibition during Nantucket Race Week. The exhibition features historic sails associated with figures including John F. Kennedy, King Juan Carlos of Spain, Prince Philip and Pete Townshend, requiring highly specialized handling. Through these projects, Cadogan Tate continues to demonstrate its position as a trusted global provider of superyacht, fine art and luxury logistics, ensuring valuable and irreplaceable assets are transported safely and seamlessly.

To learn more about the Rock & Royals exhibition click HERE.

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