MarineMax
MarineMax, based in Clearwater, Fla., is the nation’s largest recreational boat retailer and the largest Sea Ray dealer in the world.
MarineMax Pensacola at Bahia Mar receives award from Grady-White
The dealership won the builder’s Gold Anchor Award and becomes a member of its Admiral’s Circle.
MarineMax expands in Boston area
The national retailer acquires Bay Pointe Marina in Quincy, Mass.
MarineMax will carry Tigé Boats in four locations
MarineMax is adding Tigé Boats to its roster of brands, and will offer the tow boats in four locations.
Red tide prompts postponement of annual Sea Ray event
Scheduled for this past weekend, Aquapalooza will now be held Sept. 1.
MarineMax releases Q3 results
The retailer reports a 10 percent increase in revenue, to $361.3 million, for the quarter.
Cooper Boating now a preferred partner of MarineMax Vacations
MarineMax Vacations has made Cooper Boating a preferred partner.
MarineMax to ring closing bell at stock exchange
MarineMax management will be at the New York Stock Exchange today to ring the closing bell this afternoon to celebrate the company’s 20th anniversary of going public on the NYSE. MarineMax began trading on the exchange in June 1998.
MarineMax adds Miami Beach marina
MarineMax held a grand opening last weekend at its newest location, MarineMax at Miami Beach Marina.
VIDEO: MarineMax celebrates 20 years
MarineMax is celebrating its 20th year as a marine retail chain.
MarineMax Vacations launches new website
MarineMax Vacations has a new website that the company says has an updated look and feel and is easier to navigate for people looking for a yacht charter.
Changes in MarineMax regional management
MarineMax regional president Jay Rasmusson will take on additional managerial responsibilities by overseeing stores in Panama City and Pensacola, Fla., and in Gulf Shores, Ala.
MarineMax adds Galeon Yachts in Dallas
MarineMax Dallas will be among the store locations that will offer Galeon Yachts.
MarineMax confident Sea Ray brand will sell as single entity
Sea Ray’s largest retailer is confident that Brunswick Corp. understands how important keeping the brand together is to Sea Ray’s legacy and success.
MarineMax has strong second quarter
MarineMax grew revenue more than 10 percent to $270.6 million in the second quarter, prompting the company again to raise its annual expectations to $1.44 to $1.50 versus its prior expectations of $1.30 to $1.40 per-diluted-share.
MarineMax names new general manager for Miami locations
MarineMax has named industry veteran Christian Gonzalez as general manager for its Miami stores.
MarineMax donates to BVI school
To aid in the rejuvenation of the British Virgin Islands, MarineMax Vacations has donated $10,000 to the Road Town Primary School through the Rotary Club of Tortola.
MarineMax wins advertising awards
In addition to the awards it received from the Marine Marketers of America at the Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show, MarineMax was honored with five American Advertising Awards.
MarineMax celebrates 20 years
MarineMax’s roots go back over 45 years, but the company is celebrating its 20th year as a boating retail chain this year.
MarineMax launches mobile service app in Florida
MarineMax has launched its Service Express mobile app in Florida to make scheduling boat service easier for its customers.
MarineMax to promote BVI tourism at Miami Boat Show
MarineMax Vacations, which operates a charter company in the British Virgin Islands, is stepping up its display at the Progressive Miami International Boat Show so vacationers can see that the islands are open and ready to accept tourists.
MarineMax reports record 1Q results
MarineMax Inc. said today that revenue grew by more than $10 million and it had a record profit of $4.2 million in its fiscal first quarter.
MarineMax acquires New Jersey dealer
MarineMax Inc. said today that it has acquired Island Marine Center, which is entering its 34th year serving the southern New Jersey boating market.
MarineMax appoints general manager for New York locations
MarineMax said it promoted Matthew Cini to general manager of its New York stores in Lindenhurst, Copiague, Chelsea Pier and Huntington.