All News articles – Page 339
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NewsBrunswick says consumer demand is holding firm
With top-line growth across all segments, Brunswick Corporation boosted its guidance for 2022 citing improved visibility for the year and confidence in sustained consumer demand
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NewsFerretti reports strong order-taking in Q1
In its first few weeks as a public company, Italy’s Ferretti Group posted strong first quarter results and expressed confidence in the remainder of 2022
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NewsMarineMax sees “sustainable growth” through 2024
US boat and yacht retailer raises fiscal 2022 guidance for second time
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NewsCandela enters French market
Swedish tech firm forms exclusive partnership with recreational boat reseller
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NewsFraser joins Monaco Capital of Advanced Yachting initiative
Yacht services provider among first organisations to sign “historic” charter
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NewsNanni introduces advanced diagnostics tool
Nanni Diana to help authorised service centres handle maintenance tasks more efficiently
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NewsMYBA to undertake full review of operations
Ethics, code of practice, events and other areas all to be looked at
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NewsVolvo Penta expands executive management team
Lennart Börjesson appointed senior VP planning, purchasing & product and solution development
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NewsUS dealer breaks ground on ‘significant’ expansion
Newest Tommy’s Boats location to be completed in autumn 2022
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NewsNew Turkish charter licence and VAT initiative highlighted at MYBA Charter Show
Associations working to improve Turkey’s yacht market
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NewsGarmin Q1 revenues a record $1.17bn
Marine revenues up 21% in strong first quarter, despite ‘old and new’ headwinds
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NewsNew Outboard Sales division manager at Yamaha
Ron Campbell to oversee all dealer outboard sales initiatives in the US
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NewsRio Boat Show generates over US$50m in sales
More than 35,000 people visited the show’s 23rd edition earlier this month
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NewsSea-Fire distributor sold
Fire Ranger represents the company’s fire detection products in South Florida
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NewsSupply chain, logistics challenge Q1 revenues for Marine Products Corp
Component shortages and logistics bottlenecks lead to lower revenues and profits
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