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Explore source-backed superyacht ownership, commissioning and reported association records, with historical periods, evidence confidence and provenance shown separately.

Relationship does not automatically mean legal or beneficial ownership. Registered ownership, beneficial ownership, commissioning ownership, reported associations, family or state connections and corporate structures are different concepts. Superyacht Guide does not infer hidden ownership chains where the underlying relationship has not been sourced.
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1 yacht · 1 record

Yacht

Nixie

Lürssen · 102.40 m
1 ownership record
Single recorded ownership relationship
This represents the source-backed ownership or association record currently held by Superyacht Guide.
Reported owner

Nik Storonsky

individual
Period
2026–open-ended
Confidence
Medium confidence

Open-ended recorded period. A blank end year does not independently prove current legal or beneficial ownership.

Financial Times reporting on a London High Court claim states that Nik Storonsky acquired Nixie directly from Patrick Dovigi in January 2026. The related brokerage commission claim is contested. This record documents a sourced reported ownership association and does not independently establish registered or beneficial ownership.

The lines shown here represent separate sourced relationships to the yacht. They do not imply that one person, company, trust or state controls another unless a specific sourced relationship is recorded.
How to read this explorer: “Reported owner”, “commissioning owner”, “state / royal association” and other relationship labels describe different kinds of evidence. They should not automatically be interpreted as registered legal ownership or ultimate beneficial ownership. Ownership structures can involve companies, trusts, nominees, family structures and jurisdictions that are not fully visible in public records.

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