All Article articles – Page 759
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New products | Solar flair made simple
A new sunbed that repositions itself for optimal exposure to the sun’s rays promises to make onboard relaxation even less of an effort
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Design and Innovation | Clean Exhaust
Halyard has introduded a new self-cleaning filter to help prevent diesel generators emitting dirty particles while operating on low loads
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New build | Round-up: Netherlands - Community of companies
Dutch yards are seeing demand rise slowly, But will success in the future be built on their famed reliability and quality — or a unique ability to work cooperatively
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Yard insight | Gulf Craft UAE
It’s the Middle east’s largest motoryacht producer and now Gulf Craft’s superyachts are selling well to clients looking for customisation — and value
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Markets and regions | China focus: Overview
Aside from the hope-filled rhetoric, evidence on the ground suggests China’s marine market is advancing rapidly despite the downturn
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Comment | Stern talk: “We have experience we can bring to Oceanco from our work in oil — such as project management and logistics”
Mohammed Al-Barwani explains the rationale behind his decision to buy superyacht builder oceanco
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SPECIAL REPORT | Gibraltar: Gateway to the Med
Strategically located, Gibraltar is a valuable port of call for transatlantic craft. Now the rock’s regulations are being fine-tuned to increase its superyacht potential
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BUSINESS REPORT | SWEDEN OVERVIEW
After two tough years fraught with economic uncertainty, Sweden’s leisure marine market appears to be making a slow but steady comeback
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Strategy and finance | Profile: Baltic Yachts - New shareholders, new ambition
Finland’s Baltic Yachts has sold a minority stake in the business to local entrepreneurs in a bid to broaden its strategic initiative
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Markets and regions | Sweden focus: Importers - A question of survival on the front line
Yacht imports plummeted in 2009 to almost half their value compared to 2007. importers are bracing themselves for another couple of tough years ahead
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The interview | John Dane
An Olympic competitor in 2008, the head of Trinity Yachts is as fiercely competitive in business as he is in sailing
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Strategy and finance | Norway focus: Askeladden
One of the few Norwegian marine brands to experience bankruptcy during the downturn, Askeladden has found a new owner and is predicting growth in 2010
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Markets and regions | Sweden focus: Equipment - How to make a crisis work for you
The country’s equipment manufacturers thankful for an aftermarket lifeline are now looking to return to business as normal as oem sales gather momentum
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Interview | Tilli Antonelli: Wider - New brand, Fresh ideas
Former Pershing boss Tilli Antonelli launches a day cruiser with an interesting solution for extending cockpit space
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Strategy and finance | Norway focus: Sleipner Motor - Adapting to a changed world
Ronny skauen, vice president of international operations at norway’s sleipner motor, talks to IBI about turning adversity to advantage in the downturn
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Legal column | Securing a superyacht loan
Banks are Lending again but new owners need to present a strong case — and be aware of the consequences of defaulting
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Comment | Spars and bars: Olympic challenge
The British have been losing out on supersail opportunities — but the 2012 london Games can kick-start their ambitions
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Markets and regions | Sweden focus: Boatbuilders - Waiting lists consigned to history book
As the market recovers, Sweden’s boatbuilders are upbeat — but most agree that the boom years and two-year waiting lists are a thing of the past
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Analysis | International marine news: Raymarine deal avoids a shipwreck
After weeks of speculation, it was FLIR — not Garmin — that landed Raymarine. does the thermal imaging specialist have what it takes to turn the firm around?
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Markets and regions | Palma: Show report - Making the most of it
The government did its bit to help boost the Palma Show and with it boating in the balearics with big exhibitor discounts. Judging by the turnout it was money well spent