Company Financials – Page 59
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US marine finance provider bucks market trend
Boatsbank processes US$325 million in loan applications during first fiscal year
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Recreation USA in financial trouble
US marine retailer Recreation USA, could be in serious trouble if it does not obtain sufficient financing soon
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Buckley outlines Brunswick plans for 2002
Brunswick CEO expects 2002 sales to be 'flat' as US market shrinks
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Brunswick sales down 12 per cent
Brunswick posts net sales of US$3.4 billion for 2001, down 12 per cent compared to US$3.8 billion in 2000
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Chemring records 'excellent' annual results
UK owner of McMurdo and Pain Wessex brands annouces 9.6 per cent increase in sales.
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Ferretti undeflected by first-quarter loss
In spite of a first-quarter loss of Euro 2.7 million, Ferretti SpA predicts increases in profit and sales
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Australia's Orbital Engines expects US$13US$15 million loss by year end
Slowdown in the US takes its toll on Orbital as costs are cut.
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Lloyds Register returns to profit
Lloyds Register Group returns to profitability with a record income folllowing this year's restructuring.
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Lowrance first quarter loss deepens
Lowrance Electronics posts a first quarter loss but promises the strongest new product line-up in its history
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Travis ends year with US$3.3 million losses
Declining consumer confidence and erratic weather hit Travis's retail boat outlets
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Cummins expects falling 2002 profits
Diesel engine builder Cummins said yesterday that it expects its 2002 earnings to fall short of analyst estimates.
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Bombardier plans to double revenues
Bombardier is looking to hit revenues of US$32 billion by 2005.
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Fountain posts first quarter loss
Fountain Powerboats is hoping new products will reverse a 38 per cent drop in sales.
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Bombardier non-plussed as stock price plummets
Bombardier has felt it necessary to issue a statement reassuring investors, following a slump in its stock price.
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Revenues down for US boat retailer
Marine MAx, the US's largest recreational boat retailer reported a US$ 17 million drop in fourth quarter earnings.
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Cummins third-quarter earnings drop 88 per cent
Cummins, which makes diesel engines, reported that its third-quarter net earnings dropped by 88 per cent to US$3 million. (12/10/01)
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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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Brunswick numbers up despite legal charges
Third quarter 1999 Brunswick profits quadrupled despite its having to fund out-of-court class action claims.