Manufacturers

The company is at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where it introduced the Avator 7.5e electric outboard, the Veer X13 boat and a “brand update.”

Parent Brunswick Corp. will display the Avator 48-volt outboard and highlight Navico’s lithium-ion Fathom e-power system at the electronics show in Las Vegas.

The navigation software and hardware company will help bridge the gap between the Teledyne Marine and Raymarine business units.

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The company is adding a 17,000-square-foot building in Fort Wayne, Ind., to manufacture components for Harris and Cypress Cay pontoons.

The parcel, which is opposite the company’s Stuart yard, has berths for up to nine boats and will increase service capabilities.

Unit production was down compared with the second quarter, and revenues decreased 33%.

Patrick will provide support to the protective covering manufacturer and allow it operate independently in its current facilities.

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The builder is marking the milestone with the redesign of the Lund Pro-V, originally launched in 1988.

The inboard manufacturer will be part of correct Craft’s Liberty Technologies subsidiary and will operate independently.

Net sales of $302.2 million were an increase of 19.2% compared with the year-prior quarter.

The North Carolina builder is launching the 260CC-X for model year 2023 and announced that it added nine dealers to its network.

Consolidated net sales were down 3%, but North American marine OEM net sales were up 22%.

Sea Ray posted a 33 percent increase in revenue compared with last year and a 17 percent increase in units sold.

For the second consecutive year, Seattle Yachts claimed the award for dealers in the Americas.

Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin pushed his limits and learned a few things about himself in training for and recently finishing a marathon.

NOAA’s proposed rule, an effort to protect right whales, would restrict boats 35 feet and larger to 10 knots for months at a time along the East Coast.

The company posted record sales, operating margins and earnings “for any third quarter in our history.”

The marine segment benefitted from last year’s Barletta acquision, posting revenues of $122.1 million for the quarter

Its eight brands combined produced the ninth consecutive record year since Malibu Boats went public in 2014.

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Nautical Ventures Group will carry the Beneteau and Excess sailboat brands on Florida’s east coast.

Viking Yacht Co. will host the session to address NOAA’s proposed 10-knot East Coast speed restriction to reduce whale strikes.