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FGI Yacht Group expands global presence with New Mexico City Office

by FGI Yacht Group 23 Oct 12:47 PDT
FGI Yacht Group expands global presence with New Mexico City Office © FGI Yacht Group

The new office in Lomas de Chapultepec strengthens FGI Yacht Group's presence in Mexico and provides a dedicated base for serving clients throughout the region.

FGI Yacht Group, a global yacht brokerage specializing in yacht sales, charter, charter management, and new construction, is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in Mexico City.

Located at Monte Everest 635 in Lomas de Chapultepec, the new office marks an important step in FGI Yacht Group's continued international growth and establishes a dedicated presence in Mexico to better serve the company's clients throughout the region.

The expansion reflects FGI Yacht Group's relationship-driven approach to yachting and its commitment to providing clients with highly personalized representation at every stage of yacht ownership. With a local presence in Mexico City, the company will be positioned to work more closely with existing and prospective clients while providing direct access to its international network of brokers, shipyards, charter specialists, and industry partners.

"Mexico has long been an important market for FGI Yacht Group, and establishing a permanent presence in Mexico City was a natural next step for us," said Frank Grzeszczak Jr., President, FGI Yacht Group. "Our business has always been built around relationships and being accessible to our clients. This office allows us to bring the level of service, market knowledge, and personal attention FGI is known for even closer to our clients in Mexico."

From the new Mexico City office, FGI Yacht Group will provide its full range of services, including yacht sales and acquisitions, luxury yacht charter, charter management, and custom new construction.

The opening also strengthens FGI Yacht Group's growing international footprint, connecting clients in Mexico with the company's global expertise and established relationships across the world's leading yachting markets.

FGI Yacht Group has developed a particularly strong reputation in new construction, working closely with clients and leading shipyards to guide custom yacht projects from initial concept through delivery. Through its Built by FGI division, the company represents owners throughout the new-build process, bringing together shipyards, designers, naval architects, and technical teams to create yachts tailored to each client's individual vision and cruising requirements.

Across sales, charter, and new construction, FGI Yacht Group's approach remains centered on long-term relationships, discretion, market expertise, and highly personalized service.

The Mexico City office is located at:

FGI Yacht Group
Monte Everest 635
Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo
C.P. 11000, Ciudad de México

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