72m Dunya AXIOMA Offered for Sale at €55 Million After 2025 Refit

Fraser is offering the 72-metre Dunya motor yacht AXIOMA for sale at €55 million, with the yacht at anchor during the Monaco Yacht Show 2026. Delivered in 2013 and comprehensively refitted in 2025, AXIOMA combines a large-volume custom platform with a relatively recent technical and interior update.

The yacht was built by Dunya Yachts with exterior design by Sterling Scott and interiors by the late Alberto Mancini. Fraser’s current listing places her in a market segment where buyers are comparing established custom yachts with newer deliveries carrying significantly higher replacement costs.

The 2025 refit strengthens the current market proposition

Fraser describes the 2025 programme as a comprehensive refit, adding to a history of continuous maintenance since delivery. For a buyer considering a yacht of this size and age, the exact scope of machinery, class, coatings, interior and systems work will be central to assessing future capital expenditure.

Recent refit history can reduce uncertainty but does not remove the need for survey and technical due diligence. The useful comparison is how much major work has already been completed, what remains on the maintenance cycle and whether the yacht’s systems support the intended private or charter operating programme.

Six cabins accommodate 12 guests

AXIOMA accommodates 12 guests in six cabins and carries a crew of 21. Her exterior arrangement includes a large aft-deck swimming pool, while the broader layout combines formal interior spaces with extensive open decks intended for long periods at anchor.

The yacht’s scale also provides the separation between guest and service circulation expected on a 70-metre-plus vessel. That can be particularly important for charter use, where service efficiency, privacy and the ability to operate several guest areas simultaneously have a direct effect on the onboard experience.

€55m creates a benchmark for refitted 70m-class yachts

The asking price positions AXIOMA against both older pedigree yachts and newer custom builds with smaller dimensions or less volume. Buyers will therefore be comparing yard pedigree, refit quality, running costs, charter potential and immediate availability rather than length alone.

Her presence in the Monaco area gives prospective buyers the opportunity to inspect the yacht during the market’s busiest sales week. If a transaction follows, the eventual price will provide another useful data point for the resale market in large custom yachts that have recently completed major refit work.