Polaris
Polaris Names CEO and CFO
Previously interim executives, Michael Speetzen was named the CEO and Bob Mack the CFO of the Minnesota-based powersports company.
Polaris Continues to Shine
A 39 percent surge in sales and increased market share in all segments has the powersports giant well positioned.
Polaris Sees Q4 Surge
The powersports manufacturer had solid gains in every segment, with boat sales up 20 percent.
Polaris Reports Q2 Loss
Sales in its boat segment were off 28 percent, and gross profits in the category were down 54 percent.
Hurricane Announces Four Models
The builder “redesigned our line and developed all new molds for the latest in modern, elegant and ergonomic deckboats.”
Polaris to discontinue Larson FX, Rinker and Striper boat brands
The powersports company bought the troubled brands in January 2019.
Polaris reports decline in Q4 boat sales
The company said a “negative product mix and dealer inventory reductions” lowered sales by 7 percent.
BRP reports Q2 results
Declines in outboard sales were mostly offset by revenues from boat-company acquisitions.
Polaris reports $182 million in boat sales
CEO Wine: “Operational and dealer fundamentals are in good shape.”
BMO Capital upgrades Polaris to an outperform rating
Dealers are happy about being with Polaris, analyst reports.
Polaris reports $36 million gross profit on Q1 boat sales
The company said its boat brands “fared well” during show season.
Larson acquisition gives Polaris access to ‘very attractive fishing segment’
Company expects tariffs to cost $85 million in 2019.
Boat segment modestly exceeds Polaris expectations in Q4
Trade war negatively impacts 2019 expectations.