Sunseeker International is set to enter a new chapter following its sale to a KCP Holdings-led consortium in partnership with Miami-based investment firm Lionheart Capital. The deal was completed directly between KCP, Lionheart Capital, and the lenders, an anonymous source close to the deal told Triton. Andrés Rubio, former CEO and president of Intrum, is set to become CEO of Sunseeker International, while Antony Sheriff, former executive chairman of Princess Yachts, is expected to serve as nonexecutive chairman. As Sunseeker International ushers in a new era of ownership, the industry can expect the luxury yacht builder to refocus on its British roots. Sources indicate that the company aims to emphasize its heritage as a British yacht manufacturer, moving away from the influence of previous foreign ownership. The company will focus on larger yachts and superyachts, while continuing to have its performance DNA. Under new ownership, Sunseeker is expected to continue its long-standing vertically integrated production model, rather than shifting to an assembly-based approach. Rubio’s leadership is anticipated to bring a greater emphasis on technology and artificial intelligence, reflecting his previous focus on digital innovation during his tenure at Intrum.