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About Ulysses

The 102.60-metre Ulysses began with the most challenging of briefs. The highly experienced owner stipulated similar amenities and living space as his previous yacht of 6,000GT but in a design of half the volume for easier access to anchorages and harbours. The result is a masterclass in space planning and rule exploration. The clean-cut exterior lines and vertical bow lend Ulysses a distinctive profile and purposeful personality. The yacht also has 1,100 square metres of exterior glass that includes twenty exterior sliding doors and twelve glass windbreaks, a helicopter hangar under the forward helipad and no fewer than eight hull doors.

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ULYSSES Yacht – World-class $250 Million Superyacht

The owner commissioned the extraordinary superyacht with Norway-based shipyard Kleven.

She features exterior designs from H2 Yacht Design and naval architecture Oscar Mike Limited and Marin Teknikk AS.

The fantastic explorer yacht was delivered in 2018, replacing the owner’s previous 107m superyacht, ANDROMEDA.

ULYSSES yacht interior

The striking interior of the ULYSSES Yacht features design from British company H2 Yacht Design .

ULYSSES has accommodation for 30 guests in 15 cabins across the expansive size of the yacht. The yachting experience is luxurious, with a crew of 48 accommodated in 24 cabin spaces.

She has five spacious decks and features a massive shaded pool area with a luxurious lounging area.

The ULYSSES yacht is loaded up with tenders, including a custom 21-meter Princess 68 yacht. She also features a helipad and hangar for her Bell 429 helicopter.

The helicopter is the perfect way to ferry guests on and off the vessel and explore the surrounding areas.

There is generous storage for large tenders, toys, and land vehicles. The Jacuzzi and sun pads are along the stern where guests can take in sweeping views.

ULYSSES features a large swimming platform that is the perfect spot for guests to relax beside the water and take a dip in the ocean.

The social areas are complemented by a wine bar, cinema, sauna, and a large gym for the many guests to make use of.

The exterior of the ULYSSES features rugged designs and was delivered to her owner in 2018.

The builder was Kleven Maritime AS from Norway and features naval architecture and exterior design from Oscar Mike Limited and Marin Teknikk AS .

Her imposing exterior features a dark blue hull in steel and a white superstructure in aluminum.

The incredible yacht has an impressive exterior that reflects the luxurious interior of the vessel. She was most recently refitted in 2020.

Specifications

The 116.15m ULYSSES has a beam of 18m and a draft of 5m. The vessel has a displacement of 6862 gross tons and a range of 8000 nautical miles.

She has 2 Caterpillar engines. Her top speed is 12 knots, and she reaches a cruising speed of 10 knots.

She is classed as an expedition vessel and is the largest expedition yacht in the world, overtaking LUNA Yacht’s position as number one. The $250 million superyacht has an annual running cost of $20 – $30 million.

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ULYSSES is a 39.4 m Motor Yacht, built in Italy by Mondomarine and delivered in 2008. She is the only Mondo 38M model.

Her top speed is 16.5 kn, her cruising speed is 15.0 kn, and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 2600.0 nm at 11.0 kn, with power coming from two MTU diesel engines. She can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 staterooms, with 7 crew members waiting on their every need. She has a gross tonnage of 330.0 GT and a 8.8 m beam.

She was designed by Mondomarine , who also completed the naval architecture. Mondomarine has designed 2 yachts and created the naval architecture for 22 yachts for yachts above 24 metres.

Her interior was designed by Luca Dini , who has 72 other superyacht interiors designed in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with a Teak deck, a GRP hull, and GRP superstructure.

ULYSSES is in the top 30% by LOA in the world. She is one of 1177 motor yachts in the 35-40m size range, and, compared to similarly sized motor yachts, her volume is 62.15 GT above the average.

ULYSSES is currently sailing under the Malta flag, the 3rd most popular flag state for superyachts with a total of 1112 yachts registered. She is known to be an active superyacht and has most recently been spotted cruising near Spain. For more information regarding ULYSSES's movements, find out more about BOATPro AIS .

Specifications

• Name: ULYSSES
• Previous Names: BASH,VILLA REIS,MAESTRO OF GIBRALTAR
• Yacht Type: Motor Yacht
• Yacht Subtype: Semi-displacement
• Model: Mondo 38M
• Builder: Mondomarine
• Naval Architect: Mondomarine
• Exterior Designer: Mondomarine
• Interior Designer: Luca Dini

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Rob Can’t Win But He’s the Low-Key Hero of Industry

P oor Rob. The man cannot seem to catch a break. The Industry character played by Harry Lawtey took a backseat to Yasmin (Marisa Abela) and Harper (Myha'la) in the show's third season. Yasmin's simmering secret about her father's death and Harper's vengeful plans to short Pierpoint overshadowed their somewhat incompetent coworker who continues to bumble his way through banking and life.

And yet a lot has happened to Rob. His mother died. His mentor at work died. His father rejected him in favor of a new family. He was groomed by an older female client. That predator then died right next to him. Her daughter tried to kiss him?! He was forced to testify in front of the government about his client's malfeasance. In the process, he was almost blamed for a fiasco that frankly didn't have the brains to mastermind. He got into a fist fight with Jon Snow—erm, I mean his moneyed and spoiled client, the deliciously named Henry Muck.

And that's before we dig into the Rob-Yasmin drama: He fell for Yasmin. The working-class kid followed the rich girl around like a puppy. He wound up in jail for acquiring drugs for her just when he himself was getting sober. He still welcomed her into his home when she was destitute. And after finally, finally sleeping with her, he got rejected for—who else?—a member of the landed gentry. Specifically, the one responsible for the aforementioned malfeasance.

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Rob's woes have not gone unnoticed. Every few episodes, fans of the show tweet out sentiments like, "Nobody died in front of Rob today. Huge win for my guy!"

every episode of Industry i’m like “rob is at his lowest” but it just keeps getting worse for him idk how much lower he can get 😭 — tabitha (@cinedruig) August 19, 2024

rob went one week without any life changing trauma.. im so proud of him #IndustryHBO pic.twitter.com/ZPLuqZpgiW — #iloveayoedebiri (@riaslost) September 16, 2024

it took nearly three seasons but rob finally stood up for himself, can i get a hallelujah #IndustryHBO pic.twitter.com/fFoAY7rLdm — leslie (@lesliezye) September 23, 2024

When Industry first launched, it wasn't obvious that Rob would become the most sympathetic character. If anything he was a little pathetic, mooning after Yasmin, proving himself incompetent at work, and too high to take control of his life. The audience might even resent him for seemingly failing up despite his inability to cultivate or retain clients.

In those early episodes, Harper was the audience surrogate, particularly for American viewers. She was a young Black American woman determined to fake it until she made it in a workplace dominated not just by rich white dudes, but ones with posh accents. But Harper has become the ultimate insider, even when she's banished to the outside of Pierpoint. She can manipulate the markets—legally or not—along with the best of them.

Meanwhile, Rob evolved into more than a party boy. As showrunners Mickey Down and Konrad Kay dug into his character, they found a man paralyzed by class anxiety. Everyone else around him seemed to have a leg up. Yasmin had money. His bestie and roommate Gus had connections. Harper had ambition and the type of ruthlessness borne from hiding a big secret. Rob was just a middle-class white boy wearing the wrong suit trading on his good looks. Lucky to be there. He bought a motorcycle after his first big paycheck and was immediately pilloried for doing so.

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At the end of Season 1, a woman senior to Rob at the firm, Daria, lays into him for being a drug-addicted wastrel. (Everyone else at Pierpoint seems to be high all the time, so his relative incompetence is the real crime.) Rob has since tried to make himself useful, even though he admitted in Season 2 that he was terrified of calling clients—which was literally his job. Pressure to excel in his profession lead him straight into the arms of a sexual predator in Season 1 and a would-be startup CEO who will happily dispose of him to save his own reputation. When he's forced to testify at a government inquiry, all he can think to do is don some clearly fake glasses in an attempt to look smart. It's so stupid it's almost endearing.

It helps that Kit Harington's Henry Muck—an equally vacant but richer and more entitled version of Rob—was introduced as Yasmin's new love interest. Rob gapes at his misfortune, open mouthed and confused. But then he picks himself up and moves on. Henry suffers a fraction of the indignities endured by Rob and throws a fit whenever he encounters trouble. By contrast, Rob looks like the most noble and eligible man in England.

On a show where breaking bad is the norm—whether that means betraying your coworkers, making illegal trades, or standing stock still while your abusive dad drowns in Mallorca—Rob is the only remaining character who could still emerge from the cesspool that is Pierpoint relatively unscathed. He's the one we're rooting for as evidenced by the tweets celebrating his tiniest victories, like when he jauntily walks down a hall despite receiving horrible news at work, a sign he may be quiet quitting.

Rob has now become the audience surrogate. His evolution reflects the maturation of a show that has evolved beyond banking stereotypes. The handsome white guy failing up has reached the limits of his luck. In a monied world where social mobility is more challenging than it may appear, Rob's doofy smile can only get him so far. His aimlessness and guilelessness aren't just relatable, they're admirable. In a twisted way, Rob is our hero.

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We watch shows like Industry and Succession and The White Lotus in part to gawk at the yachts and private jets. But ultimately we know that these are morality tales. (A disturbing number of characters die on those yachts and jets .) Money corrupts. Any character who has even the slimmest chance of escaping the rat race inevitably becomes a fan favorite.

Rob, despite suffering immensely this season, wound up in the best place. Yes, Yasmin ditched him for someone richer. But given how volatile that relationship has been—and how little respect Yasmin seems to have for Rob—he's better off without her. Sure, he has left banking. But he seems more passionate about his ayahuasca business plan than anything he's done before. Maybe he'll finally find a job he loves. And, yes, people seem to keep dying around Rob. But somehow, he is still alive and thriving.

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