A+ / Topaz

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Specifications

Length
147m
Max Speed
20 kn
Built
2012
Guests
52
Crew
79
Gross Tonnage
12,532

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Port Calls

Golfo Aranci
29 Aug 2026 – 29 Aug 2026
2 h
Golfo Aranci
28 Aug 2026 – 29 Aug 2026
6 h
Golfo Aranci
28 Aug 2026 – 28 Aug 2026
13 h

Derived from AIS positions — arrivals and departures are approximate.

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Ownership History

Ownership history

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Ownership Network

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is A+ / Topaz now?

According to AIS data, A+ / Topaz was last reported at anchor near Golfo Aranci, Italy on 29 Aug 2026. Live position updates are shown on the tracking map above.

Who owns A+ / Topaz?

A+ / Topaz is owned by Sheikh Mansour al Nahyan, Emirati royal and UAE deputy PM. Ownership is sourced from public records and may involve holding companies.

How much is A+ / Topaz worth?

A+ / Topaz has an estimated value of $450M.

Who built A+ / Topaz?

A+ / Topaz was built by Lurssen Yachts and delivered in 2012.

How big is A+ / Topaz?

A+ / Topaz is 147 metres (482 ft) long, measures 12,532 gross tons, accommodates 52 guests and a crew of 79, reaches a top speed of 20 knots.

Current Position

Golfo Aranci
29 Aug 2026
0.2 kn — anchored
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All data sourced from public domain: Equasis, Lloyd's Register, ICIJ, press reports. Ownership data may be incomplete where corporate structures are opaque.