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Pre-Christmas flit for Riviera Marine
Production at Australia's biggest powercruiser builder, Riviera, is expected to grow from 300 to 500 units a year in new premises.
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New facilities at Fairline
Fairline, one of Europe's leading powercruiser builders, is building a new factory to produce craft of more than 60ft.
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US group buys Lombardini Marine
Italian small marine diesel engine manufacturer Lombardini has a new owner, US industrial and automotive components maker Mark IV.
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New Horizons defined at Paris
Winners of the first-ever New Horizons competition to highlight outstanding industry efforts to making boating more accessible, have been announced
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Simpson-Lawrence and Lewmar under one roof
Simpson-Lawrence USA and Lewmar to consolidate US warehouse operation
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Marine Max sales leap 63 per cent
America's largest boat retailer records 55 per cent revenue increase in first year as public company.
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New chiefs at UCINA
Italian trade association appoints new secretary general and head for newly created technical division.
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Boatbuilding growing in Sri Lanka
New business from western Europe and the Middle East has led to major investment in capacity by Sri Lankan boatbuilder Neil Marine.
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Oslo show to move
Sjoen for Alle, Norway's biggest boat show, is to move away from Oslo because its venue cannot be extend to cope with extra demand for space.
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MBO at Berendsen
Danish stainless steel deck hardware maker Berendsen Steel Industry has been bought by its managers who are relauching it under a new name.
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OMC turnaround continues
Outboard Marine Corporation's recovery appears to be more than flash-in-the-pan.
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Brunswick numbers up despite legal charges
Third quarter 1999 Brunswick profits quadrupled despite its having to fund out-of-court class action claims.
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Yamaha links with RIB maker
With an eye to the upper end of the rigid inflatable boat market, Yamaha has signed a package deal with UK newcomer Ribeye.
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4-day METS draws record visitors
A 30 per cent rise in visitors does not convince all exhibitors that a fourth show day is justified.
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Andre Beneteau dies
Andre Beneteau, the man who designed all Bnteau boat models until 1976, and many of its powerboat ranges since then, has died.
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Waeco acquires Adler Barbour
German DC mobile refrigeration manufacturer Waeco has bought its US competitor Adler/Barbour, making it the biggest player in this sector of the boating market.
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