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Bayesian Superyacht Recovery Nears Completion by Late June in Italy
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A complex operation to recover the Bayesian superyacht, which sank off Italy’s coast last year, is on track to conclude by the second half of June. The British-flagged vessel, owned by tech magnate Mike Lynch, sank in a storm, claiming seven lives. Marine salvage experts are working diligently to retrieve the wreck, offering hope for answers about the tragedy.
The salvage effort began in May 2025, targeting the 56-meter yacht. It lies 49 meters underwater near Porticello, Sicily.
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Two floating cranes, Hebo Lift 2 and Hebo Lift 10, are deployed. The latter is among Europe’s most powerful maritime cranes.
The yacht sank on August 19, 2024, during a violent storm. Seven people, including Lynch and his daughter, perished.
The operation, overseen by the Italian coast guard, may take 20–25 days. Preparations include cutting the yacht’s 75-meter mast to ease recovery.
About 70 specialists from Dutch and Italian firms are involved. They use remotely operated vehicles for underwater inspections.
The wreck’s retrieval is critical for an ongoing investigation. Prosecutors are examining potential crew negligence in the sinking.
Recovery efforts paused briefly after a diver’s death in May. Operations resumed despite challenging weather conditions.
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