Grand Banks
Grand Banks Yachts was launched in 1956 as American Marine Ltd. by founder Robert Newton in Junk Bay, Hong Kong. The company builds yachts from 43 to 76 feet. Grand Banks is publicly traded in Singapore and its U.S. headquarters is in Seattle.
Grand Banks Forms GB Marine Group
After consolidating production to Malaysia, the builder said the Grand Banks, Eastbay and Palm Beach brands all will adopt the proprietary V-Warp hull design.
Grand Banks Operations Remain Halted
The announcement follows the Malay government order extending movement restrictions to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Grand Banks Reports Financials
The Malaysian-based builder of Grand Banks and Palm Beach models had increases in revenue and net profit for the first half of its fiscal year.
Grand Banks Reports Fifth Consecutive Year of Profit
The builder will also consolidate its worldwide production facilities to Malaysia.
New Hands and Old Salts
Personnel appointments at Freedom Boat Club, Viega Marine, Grand Banks, and MarineMax; also, a CEO retires at Meeco Sullivan.
Grand Banks throttles up its expansion
The builder is increasing new-product launches, expanding infrastructure and establishing new U.S. and European headquarters.
Grand Banks reports net profits for first half of fiscal 2019
The builder saw a “record-breaking” number of sales in its most recent quarter.
Grand Banks reports highest profits in ten years
The Singapore-based company had 22 new orders in fiscal 2018.
Grand Banks wins finance award
The company, listed on the Singapore exchange, takes home the Gold award in the Small Cap category.
Grand Banks buys marina in Stuart, Fla.
Grand Banks Yachts has purchased Stuart Yacht Basin in Stuart, Fla., and the marina and service facility will be the home of Grand Banks, Palm Beach and Eastbay yachts.
Grand Banks reports fiscal 2016 results
A resurgent Grand Banks Yachts Ltd. reported a profit of $1.47 million for the year that ended June 30.
Grand Banks adds Twin Disc thrusters for 65-footer
Grand Banks Yachts is set to debut the GB60, a 65-foot cruiser that will include Twin Disc BP300 bow and stern thrusters.
Grand Banks set to debut 44 Eastbay this fall
Grand Banks Yachts said construction is under way on the 44 Eastbay.
