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TMG Yachts is an Australian yacht brokerage and the exclusive importer and dealer for Lagoon Catamarans. Based at Quays Marina, Church Point (NSW), the company sells new and pre-loved multihulls and motor yachts, offers national delivery or European pickup options, and provides commissioning, handover and after-sales support through its service partner Vesseltec. Contact by phone or email is available for enquiries.
Service area: Australia
TMG Yachts operates as a yacht brokerage and the exclusive Australian importer and dealer for Lagoon Catamarans. The business presents a portfolio of new Lagoon sailing and power catamarans and also offers pre-loved and syndication options. Its public information positions the company as a point of contact for buyers and prospective owners seeking Lagoon models and related handover services.
TMG Yachts supports both buyers and sellers engaged with multihulls and motor catamarans. The material emphasises assistance for prospective purchasers wanting new Lagoon models as well as people considering pre-owned or syndication opportunities. The company provides sales-focused services alongside owner handover and after-sales arrangements.
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TMG Yachts offers a sales process that includes flexible handover choices: Australian delivery to ports nationwide or European pickup directly from factories. The company arranges commissioning and owner handover services and identifies an exclusive service partner, Vesseltec, to provide commissioning, after-sales care and owner support following delivery.
The brokerage is based at Quays Marina, 1856 Pittwater Road, Church Point, NSW. Public contact options include a general enquiry phone number and an email address for direct contact. These channels are presented for enquiries about model availability, purchase options, delivery and owner support.
TMG Yachts highlights post-sale support through its in-house or partner service operation, giving buyers options for commissioning and ongoing owner services. This support is presented as part of the overall sales and delivery offering rather than as isolated repair or workshop listings.
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