Technology

The former Dometic executive will take over from Terry Gilliland, who is nearing retirement.

CMC has hired a U.S. executive and has promoted another in the U.K. to expand its product lines.

While marine was up 4 percent, companywide sales for the first three quarters were flat with last year.

A hydrogen-conversion technology that showed great promise for the boating industry hasn’t reached its potential, according to reports.

The company manufactures polymers for the marine market.

Unit sales were up to 6,832 because of stronger demand in small outboards

New Nautical Coatings acquires two more paint brands.

Viking Yachts management says the pending regulations will cost industry jobs.

Alternatives to gas and diesel are making real advances.

Nigel Calder looks at the evolving power sources.

Senior vice president and CFO Martin Bjuve will take the helm in January.

The company had a 15 percent increase in revenue and raised fiscal 2019 expectations.

BRP’s five-year plan includes a new type of Evinrude propulsion called Project Ghost, which disappears beneath the transom.

The company says 20 locations and 1,500 workers will be impacted.

When asked to rank Brunswick’s 2020 guidance between 1 and 10, CEO David Foulkes’ answer shows the company’s optimism, even in a flat market.

The engine manufacturer had an 82-percent increase in donations for its annual Fill the Boat food drive.

The shade and awning manufacturer will remain in its new Philadelphia headquarters.

The electronics manufacturer also improved detailing in its BlueChart g3 Vision and LakeVü g3 Ultra cartography products.

Yamaha Precision Propellers was recognized for its investment in Indiana, including a new facility that will add jobs and increase output.

Dylan Hallerberg purchased the manufacturer, which includes the Guardian brand, from his father.