Manufacturers

The announcement follows the Malay government order extending movement restrictions to curb the spread of Covid-19.

For the third time in five years, the esteemed U.K. builder has changed hands.

To launch their Gone Fishing promotion, the outdoors companies are donating 40,000 rods and reels to youth-fishing partners and holding free in-store fishing events June 19-20.

David Foulkes will speak on implementation at the Sept. 9 summit, organized by Correct Craft.

Correct Craft will host and underwrite an Innovation Summit this September.

The company holds true to its “making life better” slogan by crafting an Innovative boat to help keep waterways clean.

A collaboration between Raymarine and Marinas.com is bringing a wealth of data to Raymarine’s Lighthouse Charts.

Q&A with Regulator Marine’s Joan Maxwell.

L Catterton has a controlling interest in the retailer.

The Indiana-based marine and RV manufacturer will help kids with cancer get to camp.

The company reopened a 225,000-square-foot facility in Palm Coast, Fla., which will increase Boston Whaler production by 40 percent and add more than 400 jobs.

White River Marine Group adds the venerable builder to its roster of brands, with plans to modernize the New Bern, N.C., facility and add up to 500 jobs.

Bill Yeargin’s fourth book, Education of a CEO, is “an opportunity for me to help others, as I have been helped, by sharing some of what I have learned.”

For 20 Years, FarSounder has been developing and manufacturing 3D forward-looking sonar for vessels of all sizes.

During the annual Investors Day, the company revealed its “Next Wave” strategic plan, which includes five electric propulsion products and a new boat brand by 2023.

Net sales, gross profit and net income all saw significant jumps in the third quarter, and the builder raised its fiscal-year outlook.

The dealership and brokerage firm has six locations in New Jersey and Florida.

The New Jersey-based builder is working with local healthcare providers to offer Covid-19 shots to employees and their families.

The Florida-based builder plans to increase production capacity by 30 percent and add 150 new jobs.

Previously interim executives, Michael Speetzen was named the CEO and Bob Mack the CFO of the Minnesota-based powersports company.

The quarter marked a “watershed moment” for the component supplier, as net sales hit $1 billion.

The company reported a 50 percent increase in net sales and a 47.2 rise in net income for the fiscal quarter.

Led by its marine and RV segments, the manufacturer and distributor reported 44 percent growth in net sales.

Brunswick Corp. reported a record first quarter, with a nearly 50 percent jump in net sales and a top-performing propulsion segment.