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Suomen suurin käytettyjen veneiden välittäjä Blue Ocean sai uudet omistajat

Liiketoiminnan vetovastuu siirtyy syksyn aikana Samuli Leistin ja Ville Haapion käsiin.

Kirjoittaja Jukka Hiiro

Käytettyjen veneiden markkina Suomessa kokee muutoksia, sillä Suomen suurin veneiden välitykseen keskittynyt yritys Blue Ocean on saanut uudet omistajat. Yritys tiedottaa, että liiketoiminnan vetovastuu siirtyy syksyn aikana Samuli Leistin ja Ville Haapion käsiin.

Vuodesta 2005 käytettyjä veneitä välittänyt Blue Ocean on Suomen suurin veneiden välitykseen keskittynyt yritys. Yrityksen mukaan vuosittain se välittää noin 80 keskihinnaltaan 100 000 euron arvosita venettä.

”Olemme Ville Haapion kanssa iloisia, kun saimme mahdollisuuden siirtyä Blue Ocean Oy:n vetäjiksi. Stig  ( Nordblad ) ja Seppo  ( Sutela ) ovat hoitaneet yritystä erittäin hyvin, rakentaneet loistavan brändin ja kasvattaneet laajan asiakaskunnan, josta meidän on hienoa jatkaa”, yrityksen uusi toimitusjohtaja Samuli Leisti sanoo tiedotteen mukaan.

Leistin mukaan hänellä on Haapion kanssa vuosikymmenten kokemus moottori- ja purjeveneiden liiketoiminnasta Suomessa. Siinä kun Leistin vanhvuus on purjeveneissä, Haapio täydentää kokonaisuutta moottorivenepuolen tuntemuksellaan.

”Liiketoiminnan osa-alueet jakautuvat jatkossa luontevasti uusien omistajien kesken. Kevät ja alkukesä on kulunut liiketoimintajärjestelyjen parissa, mutta elokuusta lähtien olemme Villen kanssa olleet jo aktiivisesti toiminnassa mukana”, Leisti sanoo.

Nordblad ja Sutela ovat Leistin mukana liiketoiminnassa vielä syksyn ajan, jonka jälkeen toiminta siirtyy uusien omistajien vastuulle.

Kun Blue Ocean perustettiin joulukuussa 2005, se välitti vain Finngulf-veneitä. Jo seuraavana vuonna mukaan tuli myös muita merkkejä, ja myöhemmin moottoriveneitä.

Yrityksen mukaan sen välittämiä veneitä on myyty kotimaan lisäksi myös muiden muassa Ruotsiin, Tanskaan, Norjaan, Saksaan, Irlantiin, Japaniin ja Ranskaan.

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Blue Ocean is the eighth hull of the 55-metre YS 5009 range from the Damen Yacht Support range. Her construction and design has firmly established the versatile nature of the yard’s Yacht Support vessels.

 Remarkable in a number of ways, Blue Ocean is the first Yacht Support to be built with a large multipurpose Main Deck hangar, providing an array of uses from submersible and dive operations to a workshop or vehicle garage.

With a remarkably shallow draft of 3 metres, Blue Ocean has been designed for optimum support and suitability of luxury yacht charters – for example in the shallow waters of the Bahamas. The yard also confirmed that the eighth launch of the YS5009 range features new design enhancements ‘to fit the luxury yachting experience’, as well as ample accommodation for up to 8 guests and 4 staff, as well as crew.

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Ocean City boats bring in mammoth white and blue marlins on exciting WMO Day 4

It's Day 4 of the 51st annual White Marlin Open, and competition at the tournament continues to heat up as boats head out to fish Thursday morning.

Day 3 saw plenty of bigeye tuna at the scales, including a couple catches shaking up the tuna leaderboard as the day went on. But in the white and blue marlin categories, the qualifying catches from Tuesday remain at the top of their categories as the second half of the weeklong tournament begins. The tournament is also still waiting for its first wahoo and swordfish catches to come to the scales.

You can follow along here for updates throughout Day 3 of the White Marlin Open, as Delmarva Now reports live from the scales at the Harbour Island Marina from the time they open at 4 p.m. until they close at 9:15. Everything from social media coverage, photos and live updates from Day 3 of the tournament will be available on this live blog.

More: 2024 White Marlin Open Day 3: Tuna rule the night as action picks up after rainy start

Moore Bills out of Ocean City bring in a blue marlin right before the scales close

It looked like things might be wrapping up and Day 4 was coming to a close, but just before the scales closed at 9:15 the Moore Bills boat out of Ocean City came to Harbour Island Marina with a blue marlin to put on the leaderboard.

The fish was so big it took the crew working the docks a while to get it off the boat, but once they got it on the scales, it came in at 894-pounds, good enough for second place in the blue marlin category. The catch was made by angler Phil Key.

More tuna roll in as Day 4 winds down

Day 4 continues to be a big day for tuna fish, as there is about an hour and a half left at the scales.

Boats like the Slab Daddy, Split Bill, Whiskey Kilo and others each brought a lot of bigeye tuna to the scales, and the Whiskey Kilo weighed a 185.5-pound Allison tuna caught by angler Austin Craig. There are definitely a lot of tuna fish waiting to be caught by the tournament's anglers this week.

Daily Tuna competition heats up, new second place bigeye

There are just about two hours left before the scales close on Day 4, and there continues to be a lot of competition in the tuna category.

Angler Rusty Shriver and the Ro Sham Bo came to the scales with a 148.5-pound bigeye that at the time it was weighed was the heaviest tuna caught on Day 4. But shortly after, angler Dante Soriente and the MJ's, who have brought many bigeye tuna to the scales this week caught two bigeye, the first weighing 187 pounds, and the second coming in at 193.5-pounds. That second bigeye is now tied for the second largest catch this week in the tuna category as of now, and is also the biggest tuna caught today.

Scales slow down, bluefin tuna brought to Harbour Island Marina

Things quieted down at the scales for a little bit after the Billfisher brought in that qualifying white marlin as soon as the scales opened. But just before 6 p.m., the Keep 'Er Wet boat came to the scales with a tuna fish.

This boat came to the scales with a rare bluefin tuna that weighed 130.5-pounds. While it wasn't heavy enough to get in the top three in the overall leaderboard, it could compete for prize money in the daily tuna categories for Day 4.

First boat of the day brings in a second place white marlin

As soon as the scales opened at 4 p.m. for Day 4, the Billfisher boat from Ocean City brought with them a white marlin to weigh.

Caught by angler Noah McVicker, the fish came in at 76 pounds, good for second place in the white marlin category. Day 4 has just begun and things are already happening at Harbour Island Marina.

How many boats are fishing on Day 4?

196 boats are fishing here on Day 4 of the White Marlin Open. With just two days left in the tournament after today, we will see just how many boats will go out on Friday and Saturday before things wrap up.

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Ukraine war latest: Third Russian bridge 'attacked' - as Putin 'in position he never dreamt in worst nightmares'

Russia says Ukraine has attacked a third bridge in the Kursk region - as an ex-UK foreign secretary says Kyiv has put Vladimir Putin "into a position he never dreamt in his worst nightmares". Listen to a Daily podcast on how Ukraine crossed the Russian president's "red line" as you scroll.

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• Ukrainian city under attack tells families to evacuate
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That's all our live coverage on the war in Ukraine for now. 

We will be back if there are any major developments this evening. If not, we'll be back tomorrow with all the latest updates.

Before we go, here's a reminder of today's key events:

• A "battle of bridges" may be about to start after Ukraine targeted a third Russian bridge in the region of Kursk, defence and security analyst Professor Michael Clarke said;
• A mandatory evacuation order for families with children has begun in the city of Pokrovsk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region, as Russian forces advance; Sir Keir Starmer's spokesman says there has been "no change" in the UK's position on Ukraine using Storm Shadow missiles inside Russia's borders;
• Ukraine's attack on the Kursk region means Russia is not ready to hold peace talks for now, an aide to Vladimir Putin has said;
• Elon Musk has denied gifting a Tesla Cybertruck to a Chechen warlord;
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave a clear indication as to the goals of the two week-old invasion for the first time last night, saying he wanted to create a buffer zone for his country. 

Lithuania has today started building a military base that will accommodate up to 4,000 German troops once it's completed by the end of 2027.

It will be the first permanent foreign deployment for the German military since the end of the Second World War.

Lithuania's chief of defence, Raimundas Vaiksnoras, estimated it would spend more than a billion euros building the base over the next three years.

Amid fears Russia could eventually decide to invade other neighbouring countries, Mr Vaiksnoras said it would give "reassurance to our population and as deterrence, to push the Russians out".

The base will be located near the capital Vilnius, which is about 150 miles from the Russian border and 12 miles from Belarus, a staunch supporter of the Kremlin.

German defence minister Boris Pistorius compared the posting of 4,000 troops to allied forces being stationed in West Germany during the Cold War - a move that was also designed to defend Europe in the case of a Soviet attack.

Russia says it is banning 32 experts and employees at British thinktanks.

Moscow has accused them of pushing an anti-Russian line in Western policy circles, Reuters reports. 

People on the list of those banned, which has been published on the Russian foreign ministry's website, have also been accused of spreading disinformation designed to discredit Moscow. 

We told you earlier that Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister, was visiting Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ukraine later this week. 

We now have a little bit more detail on Mr Modi's visit to Kyiv, scheduled for 23 August.

The Ukrainian presidential office said on Telegram that the two leaders would discuss the countries' relations and multilateral cooperation.

"This is the first visit of the head of the Indian government to our country in the history of bilateral relations", the office added.

Ukraine claims to be making advances after launching a shock invasion into Russia's Kursk border region, in a move which has embarrassed Vladimir Putin's top military brass.

Readers have been sending in their questions to our senior correspondents and military experts for their take on the latest developments.

Today, Jane in Shropshire asks:

What is success for Ukraine in their invasion into Russia?

Our  security and defence analyst Michael Clarke says:

This incursion is, by definition, a temporary military manoeuvre, designed to put pressure on Russian strategy and gain some military leverage.

It will end when the coming battle of Kursk has reached a point where Ukrainian forces judge that they can still leave the pocket without being too badly mauled by Russian forces, who will be trying to cut them off from their escape route back into Ukraine. 

But that point may be some weeks away.

Success and failure will be an essentially political judgement: did Ukraine's Kursk offensive relieve Russian military pressure elsewhere - particularly in the Donbas around Chasiv Yar, Toretsk, Niu York and Pokrovsk, where Ukrainian forces are under real pressure? Did it increase support for Kyiv in the West? Did it affect the mood around Putin and the confidence in the Kremlin that they would win this war sooner or later?  

Those will be the metrics by which this bold initiative will eventually be judged.

Sir Keir Starmer's spokesman says there has been "no change" in the UK's position on Ukraine using Storm Shadow missiles inside Russia's borders.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants to use the missiles to attack targets deep inside Russia that could speed up the end of the war.

But Britain, along with other Western governments, have so far rebuffed Kyiv's requests amid fears of escalation.  

Asked about Storm Shadow missiles and whether Ukraine is permitted to use them in Kursk as part of its push into Russia, a No 10 spokesman said: "We are providing military aid to support Ukraine's clear right to self-defence."

Asked about discussions between the UK and overseas partners, including the US and France, the spokesperson added: "We also have an ongoing dialogue with our allies about a co-ordinated effort between us all to do the same thing and be united in our support for Ukraine.

"So, more broadly, yes, there are conversations always happening between ourselves."

Civilians in Pokrosvk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region have just a week or two to flee their homes as Russian troops make rapid gains, a Ukrainian official has said.

A key target city for Moscow, fighting around Pokrovsk remains the heaviest in eastern Ukraine.

Several clashes were reported in the area last week as Kyiv pushed on with its shock invasion of Russia's Kursk border region.

Serhiy Dobriak, the head of Pokrovsk's military administration, said residents should leave as quickly as they can.

They have "a week or two, no more", he told Radio Liberty's Ukrainian Service.

He said authorities have capacity to evacuate at least 1,000 people per day, but only around half that amount is currently leaving.

Some 53,000 people, including nearly 4,000 children, remain in the city.

More than 121,000 people have been evacuated from nine border districts in Kursk, Russian media is reporting, citing the country's emergencies ministry.

Ukrainian troops launched a cross-border invasion into the region nearly two weeks ago, in a move that shocked Vladimir Putin and his top military leaders and left them struggling to push Kyiv's forces back.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said earlier that he was briefed by his top military commander that Ukraine was achieving its goals in Kursk.

Kyiv predicts Moscow will have around 200,000 extra forces in Ukraine by the end of the year, according to a report.

Forbes Ukraine cited deputy defence minister Ivan Havryliuk as saying some 800,000 Russian troops were expected in the country by the end of 2024.

Currently, there are around 600,000 soldiers in occupied areas of Ukraine, he said.

Analysts at the Royal United Services Institute say Russian forces have been expanding in size despite suffering heavy casualties, and the Kremlin believes it can sustain the "current rate of attrition" through 2025.

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Biden hails Harris as DNC's future in emotional farewell speech

President Joe Biden cemented the Democratic Party's elevation of Kamala Harris to lead the fight for the White House against Republican Donald Trump with a convention speech on Monday that praised his vice president as the best hope for preserving American democracy.

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