KORU: The World’s Largest Sailing Yacht

By Sophia Spanton

The name KORU continues to make waves both on the water and in the world of medical technology. As the world’s largest sailing yacht, the iconic 127-metre three-masted schooner built by Oceanco remains one of the most recognisable superyachts afloat.

In 2026, KORU continues to embody the pinnacle of sailing yacht design, blending classic schooner aesthetics with contemporary luxury and engineering excellence. Despite occasional rumours regarding her future, she remains firmly under Bezos’ ownership and a prominent fixture in the superyacht world.

Her elegant silhouette and towering masts have become a familiar and much-photographed sight in the Mediterranean’s most exclusive ports, including Monaco, Capri, and along the Côte d’Azur, where she is typically supported by her 75m support vessel ABEONA.

Beyond the maritime spotlight, KORU Medical Systems is carving out its own impressive reputation in patient-centric healthcare. The company’s Freedom Infusion System is transforming how tens of thousands of patients receive critical treatments at home.

In the first quarter of 2026, KORU Medical Systems reported record revenue of $11.8 million, representing 22% growth year-on-year. The company has reiterated its full-year 2026 guidance of $47.5–50 million in revenue and continues to expand its innovative subcutaneous infusion solutions. These advancements are particularly significant for patients managing chronic conditions, offering greater freedom, comfort, and independence compared to traditional infusion methods.

The company is also advancing next-generation product development, strategic partnerships, and international expansion, including progress in Japan and new clinical applications beyond immunoglobulins.

Whether commanding attention in the world’s most exclusive harbours or improving patients’ quality of life through cutting-edge home infusion technology, the KORU name represents excellence, innovation, and forward-thinking ambition across two very different yet equally demanding fields.

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