Yamaha

Industry groups talk up boating industry at Boston guidance counselor conference.

Yamaha Rightwaters is an umbrella for the conservation initiatives the company has developed for years.

The family event continues to grow in popularity.

The event was designed to allow media members to test and fish its latest engine technology on a variety of platforms.

Recognized for initiatives on Environment, Social and Governance, Yamaha was one of 256 companies to be included on this list.

The company will continue to focus new-product development on boat categories producing larger, more content-rich models.

The outboard manufacturer donated money and equipment to support local organizations.

Yarmouth Boat Yard and Southern Maine Community College announce partnership.

The association will advocate for protecting fish habitats and educating anglers on ways to maximize the survival of released fish.

The Japanese company is conducting tests to improve performance on the 470 Class of sailboats.

Outboards, PWC, jetboats and more received accolades.

Regulator, Scout, Cobalt and Yamaha Watercraft roll out new models.

Its marine business unit reorganized to deliver its vision for the future.

Net income dropped by 8.1 percent for fiscal 2018.

Manufacturer unveils 25- and 20-hp motors.

Marine engine business unit is among those to be dissolved and reorganized.

The company will do more product development domestically as it seeks to integrate greater “autonomy” in boating.

NMMA reports the shipments in high-horsepower categories jumped in year-to-date tracking through November.

Yamaha says the campaign is “designed to generate an emotional response from people who have limited knowledge of fisheries policy.”

Despite strong sales gains in the marine division, net income fell 8 percent.