Boatbuilders make news in a variety of ways, among them by debuting new models and announcing business expansions or quarterly financial results.
An auto dealer and landscaper formed Front Runner Boatworks with the idea they could do better than other manufacturers.
The firm will represent the brand’s renewable, low-carbon biofuels.
The Carolina Skiff brand will debut models in its line of offshore hybrid fishing and cruising boats.
Sean and Justin Healey, sons of Viking Yachts CEO Patrick Healey, are pushing deeper into the family business with the new Valhalla Boatworks brand.
Excel Boats will manufacture the aluminum-chamber boats in its new Tennessee facility.
The boatbuilder says it will offer Boat Fix’s telematics system as standard equipment on all 2020 model-year boats.
The firm that once owned MasterCraft has tapped John Dorton as CEO.
Personnel appointments at Freedom Boat Club, Viega Marine, Grand Banks, and MarineMax; also, a CEO retires at Meeco Sullivan.
The Rhode Island builder says the Florida facility will have 25 percent more production capacity.
Beneteau, Cruisers, Fell Marine and Aquila add to their dealer networks.
A 78-foot Numarine with the company’s new virtual concierge, Angel, is on display at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Hargrave Custom Yachts is now up for sale and its owner would like to see a billionaire take over the yacht brand.
The parent of Chaparral and Robalo said it purchased nearly 170,000 shares during the fourth quarter.
MarineMax brokers put multiple boats under contract.
BRP veteran Krista Sparkes takes over the newly created position.
Hodgdon Yachts donates 150 wooden toys that its workers made to the local Toys for Tots.
KingFisher says its move to bigger boats prompted it to increase production space.