Brunswick Corp.’s boat group consists of 15 brands worldwide, including Bayliner, Boston Whaler, Brunswick Commercial and Government Products, Crestliner, Cypress Cay, Harris FloteBote, Lowe, Lund, Meridian, Princecraft and Sea Ray. The group’s additional four brands — Rayglass, Uttern, Valiant and Quicksilver — are marketed in countries other than the United States.
Facing unprecedented demand, Brunswick plans to reopen its Palm Coast, Fla., plant and expand operations in Mexico and Portugal.
The on-water BoatClass sessions will offer safety courses for both new and seasoned boaters.
On CNBC’s Closing Bell, Brunswick CEO David Foulkes said he expects robust business to continue into 2021.
John Oenick led vehicle powertrain and electrification efforts at John Deere for nearly two decades.
The propulsion segment saw nearly a 62 percent boost in operating earnings.
Aine Denari is an automotive industry veteran with vast experience in leading-edge mobility systems.
Michael Adams has been with the company since 2017.
The publication named the top marine businesses in terms of employees and revenue.
Once head of Boston Whaler, Bower was chosen to lead the boat group in 2017.
Brunswick executives were on hand, virtually, for Tuesday’s opening.
Whaler says the 24-foot dual console is designed for active family staycations.
The corporation reported its lowest midseason inventory levels in nearly 20 years.
Lund and Crestliner plant named to Top 150 workplaces in Minnesota for second consecutive year.
Barron’s highlighted the company as a stock pick.
The company will be the preferred engine partner of Sting and Nordkapp boat brands.
Brunswick Corp. taps Harley-Davidson veteran to lead its pontoon business.
Ryan Brunette’s tasks include hiring and training new crew members.
Brunswick, in its Q1 earnings call, said Mercury has gained outboard market share and will continue to invest in R&D
The corporation reported “resilient operating margins” despite the impact of the covid-19 pandemic.
Brunswick Boat Group upholsterers are sewing face masks, another industry response to the coronavirus pandemic.
From stitching masks to cranking out hand sanitizer pumps and donating their own supplies, companies are stepping up.
Marine Products Corp., the parent of Chaparral and Robalo, suspends manufacturing, and BMO Capital Markets moves Brunswick and Malibu stock ratings to “perform.”