Garmin

The company posted total revenue of $1.33 billion, a 53 percent increase from the second quarter of 2020.

Designed for boats with “limited space at the helm,” the compact MS-RA60 stereo has a price point less than $200.

The company saw double-digit growth across nearly all its business segments.

The company reported record revenue growth for the fifth consecutive year.

The electronics giant gains “substantially all the assets” of GEOS, a provider of emergency monitoring and incident response services.

The new wake speakers are the first to feature five-color LED lighting.

The company saw a 54 percent increase in its marine segment for the quarter.

Striker Cast, a fishfinder and a chartplotter are all designed to help anglers catch fish.

Fusion Entertainment systems will be standard equipment on some 2021 models.

OnDeck allows for tracking, monitoring and controlling up to five switches.

The new open-array, solid-state marine radars offer 250 watts of pulse compression power.

Marine segment revenue grew 4 percent.

Garmin announces Apollo WB670 and ERX400.

Company unveils quatix 6X Solar

The speakers and subwoofers feature five-color LED lighting.

Sales in its marine division rose 22 percent for Q4 and 15 percent for the year.

Longtime B.A.S.S. partner will now have a supporting sponsor title.

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

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

Garmin and Lowrance make the the trolling motor sector a horse race.

The company also added nine companies to its OneHelm roster and announced its electronics systems would be standard on Sea Hunt Boats.