The Royal Yacht Association, which manages the historic Britannia royal yacht, has been placed under judicial recovery since October 2025. This legal process is often used when a company is unable to meet its financial obligations and requires court supervision to restructure its debts. The association is still working to raise nearly five million euros to restore the vessel to operational status. The Britannia, which served as a royal yacht for decades, has been a symbol of British maritime tradition. However, in recent years, the association has faced significant financial challenges, including maintenance costs, staffing, and the need for modernization. These factors have contributed to the current financial crisis. The judicial recovery process allows the association to reorganize its finances under court supervision while attempting to continue operations. This approach is common in Europe for businesses facing insolvency but still with potential for recovery. The association has stated that its goal is to preserve the Britannia as a historical asset and a possible tourist attraction. Efforts to secure the necessary funding have included seeking government support, private donations, and potential partnerships with maritime heritage organizations. The association remains hopeful that the Britannia can be restored to active use, ensuring its legacy continues for future generations.