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The Future Looks Bright: Rockabill Marine Design Reaches Major Financial Goals

Rockabill Marine Design are thrilled to announce they have achieved their financial targets three years ahead of schedule by successfully completing the purchase of its parent’s, CSO Group, shareholding.

The investment arm of the CSO Group partnered with Rockabill Marine Design in March 2022 and on Friday, 30 August 2024, Rockabill proudly exited the group.

This remarkable achievement reflects the hard work, dedication, and innovative spirit of our entire Rockabill team and the CSO Group. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone at the CSO Group who believed in us, provided unwavering support and collaboration throughout this incredible journey.

“Together with the CSO Group, we have been able to realise Rockabill’s potential even faster than planned. The partnership with the CSO Group gave Rockabill a brilliant foundation for success and after the purchase, we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of marine design and delivering excellence to our clients.” said Ruairi Grimes, MD of Rockabill.

“CSO Group set up its sector specific investment arm to assist start ups and individuals with great capabilities to launch globally. We are thrilled to have partnered with Rockabill. After completing the sale of our stake in Rockabill, we anticipate Rockabill will continue to grow and cement its reputation of being a leading innovator in marine design. We wish them the best of luck in the future” said Tony Colebrook, CEO of the CSO Group

For more information, please contact Rockabill Marine Design at design@rockabillmarine.com or call +44 (0) 2382123472.

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