Manufacturers

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

Skipper Bud’s will handle the Hatteras and Cabo lines across multiple locations in six states.

Three-year agreement is designed to help develop the Marine Industry Certified Dealer program.

Pearl Yachts names NextWave Yachting as its exclusive dealer.

The company will have an office, workshop and parts department at the facility.

Mackie, who retires this month, talks about his time with Mercury and his plans for the future.

The company saw growth in its Aftermarket division, which includes many of its marine businesses.

Poland, which builds boats for many U.S. and European brands, has seen its exports double in the last five years.

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

ATX Surf Boats will be marketed separately from the Tige brand.

The two companies will collaborate on sonar compatibility and chart plotter integration.

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

The builder held a ceremony yesterday at its Edgewater, Fla., facility.

Addition should be operational by fall.

“If we can't bring New Yorkers to the French Riviera, we'll bring the French Riviera mindset to New Yorkers,” said a company spokesperson.

Polaris aims to unite brands with a new tagline and logo.

It comprises the Bayliner, Heyday, Quicksilver and Uttern brands to expand boating participation.

In a call with investors, the company discussed plans to replace fleets at its Freedom Boat Club locations with Brunswick boats and engines.

As it transitions into a “pure-play marine company,” Brunswick is looking at headwinds for the second half of the year.