Acquisitions

Peter’s Landing in Huntington Beach sits along the Pacific Coast Highway in Orange County.

Rockville, Ind.-based Reeder-Trausch has acquired Denny’s Marina, whose brands include Bennington, Crownline and Lund.

The extrusion manufacturer acquired Keller’s profile division, expanding its presence in shared markets, including marine.

Doyle Sails and Quantum Sails will continue to operate independently under their brand identities and management teams.

The company last week acquired Marine Emporium Landing in Oxnard, Calif., its fifth facility in the area.

American-German investor Michael Said purchased the solar catamaran builder, including intellectual property and the Silent Italia yard.

Greece-based Lalizas, also a safety equipment company, established a U.S. presence in 2018 when it acquired Alexander/Ryan Marine & Safety.

Full-service Lighthouse Point Marina and Yacht Club in Toms River has 243 slips and offers access to Barnegat Bay.

The Italian builder purchased a 95% majority share of the Hong Kong-based brokerage from founder Mike Simpson.

Banshee founder Dan Soeters, a former global sales director with Fusion, will take the helm as president of the merged companies.

The Italy-based accessories manufacturer acquired Yachting Marine Service in Fort Lauderdale to function as a service hub.

The New Hampshire-based dealer acquired Crystal Shores Marina and Crazy Horse Marina on Smith Mountain Lake.

The company says the purchase will help Sunstream expand its SwiftShield automatic boat cover product line.

The company announced its purchase of Nemo Industrie and outlined plans for other acquisitions.

Texas-based Ron Hoover RV & Marine Centers has acquired Master Marine and Outdoor Living RV.

The transaction strengthens Wichard’s position in the deck fittings segment, which includes such gear as blocks, furlers, masts and winches.

The company, which manufactures substation control and relay panels, was purchased for $1.1 billion in cash.

The company reported an increase in sales and revenues of 12% to $16.8 billion, and adjusted operating profit margin of 20.8%.

In addition to taking on the longest-operating Viking dealership, Germain also represents Porsche, Jaguar, Land Rover, BMW, Mercedes and Lexus.

The sale includes the titles Yachting, Boating, Salt Water Sportsman, Sport Fishing, Cruising World and Sailing World.

The technology platform acquired Tug Life and Maritime Daily, adding 2.2 million followers and increasing organic views to 150 million per month.

Port Harbor Marine owns marinas and dealerships in Maine, and adds the region north of Boston with the acquisition.

Top Bank Capital Funding acquired the assets of the Miami-based center console builder, rebranded as Streamline R.

The marina and dealership in Red Bank, N.J., is Sagamore Blue’s third marina acquisition and first in the Garden State.