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February 17, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Yacht builder sets sail again after surviving storm of recession

Redundant staff are being re-employed and cancelled orders re-activated at the Warwickshire-based luxury-yacht builder Pearl Motor Yachts. During the heyday of 2008, Pearl was seeing revenues of £6.5m from selling around one boat a month to rich Brits.

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Redundant staff are being re-employed and cancelled orders re-activated at the Warwickshire-based luxury-yacht builder Pearl Motor Yachts. During the heyday of 2008, Pearl was seeing revenues of £6.5m from selling around one boat a month to rich Brits.

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