OneWater Marine

OneWater gains two Delmarva Peninsula locations, bolstering its presence in the Mid-Atlantic.

The companies said customers may use the website, an app or kiosk at OneWater locations, as well as in-person with a salesperson.

Steve Roy will raise the company’s board count to 11 and brings independent financial expertise to the board.

OneWater will pay $125 million for the cleaning and maintenance products company, enhancing its P&A business

The retailer announced an increase in revenue of 34 percent to $442 million.

The retailer plans to repurchase up to $50 million of Class A common stock and invest a portion toward mergers and acquisitions.

The retailer reported an increase in revenue of 57 percent to $336 million.

The Florida-based dealership is expected to generate sales of $140 million in 2021.

The retailer saw an all-time high in revenue for its 2021 fiscal year, with $1.23 billion in sales. It also reported Q4 results.

The agreed-upon acquisition will further expand OneWater’s presence in the Mid-Atlantic region.

OneWater Marine purchased the Huntsville, Ala.-based P&A provider for around $185 million.

The online marketplace for marine parts, accessories and electronics posted $25 million in sales over the last year.

Expected to close later this year, the acquisition further expands OneWater’s presence in Florida.

OneWater Marine has been named James Brewer managing director of the facility.

The acquisition further expands OneWater’s reach in the Northeast.

Launching OneWater Yacht Group, the boat retailer continues to refine its growth strategy after a year of record acquisitions and revenue.

The company had a 39 percent increase in revenue and closed on three of its largest acquisitions to date.

The company attributed its strong quarterly growth to its digital presence and record demand.

The company — which saw a 29.8 percent revenue increase in its fiscal Q4 — also announced it will acquire Tom George Yacht Group.

The company is launching a multi-phased rollout of an online marketplace for new and pre-owned boat sales.

The company, reporting its Q3 results, believes strong demand for boats, fueled by the pandemic, will continue into 2021.

Austin Singleton and Anthony Aisquith are waiving their salaries for two months to increase cash flow during “extraordinary times.”

The retailer held its first financials conference call as a public company.