The company said the stock valuation was too low and that it will hold another IPO after it shows the “markets what we are worth,” according to CEO Alberto Galassi.

Evinrude’s president hopes to reinvent the engine builder by integrating its 2-stroke E-TEC outboards into its new boat brands, and providing a more “fact-based” narrative against 4-stroke competitors.

Through challenges and successes, Regal celebrates 50 years of building boats.

The new NMMA president shares his vision for the future of the marine industry.

The facility at Boston Whaler headquarters in Florida more than doubles the number of designers and engineers.

CEO Cliff Pemble discusses the stability that Garmin’s corporate culture has provided during 30 years of rapid growth.

Boaters, industry associations and boatbuilders became first responders in the days — and weeks — after Dorian devastated the northern Bahamas.

Brunswick’s new Aluminum Boat Group hopes to gain operational efficiencies and greater sales through the restructuring of its aluminum business.

Lexus takes on Sunseeker, Ferretti, Azimut and Princess with its new 650.

PWC, wake boats and cruisers all see increased sales.

SailTime has partnered with Motyvel Yachts in Barcelona, Spain.

Seattle Yachts said the purchase of Northern Marine and its shipyard will help its other boat brands.

The Italian conglomerate launched 260 boats during fiscal 2019, with plans to invest $127 million in new-products development.

The company is forecasting a slight decrease for 2020 sales, while making weekly adjustments to dealer inventory pipelines.

But the show seems to have a record number of new-boat launches and a new layout for its sailboats.

Seatec 2020 moves back to its original dates in early February, with the same location at Marina di Carrara.

Correct Craft organizes a two-day summit on corporate culture and invites all industry heads. “There is no hidden agenda,” says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

Warning their clients from venturing to the Bahamas, Denison Yacht Sales is asking them to donate the boats for a day of charter to raise money for relief efforts.

Incoming NMMA president Frank Hugelmeyer’s first take on the industry.

The new Superyacht Village means more big yachts.

Organizers expand discussions on sustainability.

Smoker Craft focuses on “affordable boating” with three value new lines.

After acquiring Avala last year, parent Rollick will assume its brand name. Along with the name change comes a new “eco-system” and business strategy.

Italian builder Ameryachts plans to replace traditional fiberglass with Filava, a woven-roving material comprised of volcanic basalt that can be recycled indefinitely.

ONE°15 Brooklyn Marina is the first new marina in New York City in 50 years. It has adopted a very different business model than others in the area.

With his boatbuilding pedigree, 28-year-old Philip Faulkner launched Avid Boats in just six months. The startup has a facility, financial backing, boats on the line and big plans going forward.

Apex President Mark Dupuie on why he acquired the Polar Kraft brand in a softer aluminum market.

NMMA welcomed the delay, but said the announcement was “another example of the confusion and uncertainty for US businesses the trade war is causing.”

Can an industry executive who made two startups — Navman and Fusion — global brands do the same with a third company? Oceanmax CEO Chris Baird plans to find out.

The National Marine Lenders Association’s 2019 study reports strong loan business last year, with boat loan delinquencies below 1 percent for the seventh straight year.

If you’re leading Brunswick’s new Venture Group, the answer is, very carefully.

The company’s facility in Loudon, Tenn., has operated for more than three years without a lost-time incident.

Opening today, the Sydney International Boat Show is the region’s largest consumer show. U.S. boat and equipment manufacturers are hoping it will be a strong B2B event.

How the largest companies are going green.

West Marine founder Randy Repass talks about the path from starting a business in his garage to becoming an equipment empire.

The mega-retailer thinks the two-day online sales will be a regular event going forward.

Boating is reaching big, new audiences via social media, with one Nautique image recently receiving 5 million “Likes.”

Compsys is using the Certified Production Technician course as a way to retain and reward workers.

A company source said a serious investor has emerged as a potential buyer for the Dutch superyacht builder.

New owners have ambitious plans for the Italian yacht brand.