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ArticleNational Composites Week 24-28 August 2026
A US-based initiative seeks to celebrate the advances being made across all sectors of the composites industry, and boat builders are invited to take part
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ArticleEuropean Round-up: IBI’s annual review of the boating market across Europe
IBI takes the pulse of Europe’s boating sector, exploring how major markets are responding to shifting consumer confidence and an evolving geopolitical landscape
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ArticleEurope Overview: Boating market remains mixed but resilient
While cautious consumer sentiment and geopolitical uncertainty have extended decision-making timelines, underlying fundamentals and industry optimism point to recovery potential
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ArticleICOMIA: Connecting industry, innovation and environmental leadership
New initiatives ensure economic opportunity and environmental protection advance together
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ArticleMetstrade 2026 - 35th DAME Design Awards launches with sustainability focus
Metstrade exhibitors can now submit entries for the 2026 DAME Design Awards, with organisers introducing a sustainability training programme for shortlisted companies
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Article2026 Boat Builder Awards: Time running out to nominate the industry’s finest
The September 26 deadline is approaching fast, so submit your nominations now to ensure deserving achievements get recognised
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ArticleSuccess of Metstrade 2025 charts course for further growth in 2026
Metstrade is gearing up for its most ambitious edition yet. The world’s leading leisure marine trade event returns to RAI Amsterdam from 17-19 November 2026 with significant layout enhancements, expanded zones, and unprecedented early exhibitor interest following a record-breaking 2025 show.
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ArticleICOMIA unveils full program for World Marinas Conference 2027 in Shanghai
The International Council of Marine Industry Associations has released the complete conference program for IWMC2027
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ArticleUniversities take centre stage at Metstrade’s Future Marine Lab
Expanded initiative aims to connect academic innovation with industry expertise as sector faces talent and sustainability challenges
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ArticleOn-line webinar features EPTechnologies and Torqeedo
A free on-line webinar will be held on 10 March with leading figures from the marine propulsion industry discussing the readiness of the workforce
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ArticleNew Dutch yard aims to revolutionise boat building with 3D printing innovation
CEAD co-founders launch Dutch Boat Factory BV in the Netherlands
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ArticleMajor composites show in Paris, March 10-12
The JEC World International Composites Show will take place just outside Paris in March, and organisers say it will be bigger and better than ever before
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ArticleOverview: Industry expands with growing boat show and investment
The Malta Boat Show’s recent success, with its second edition doubling in size, underscores the island nation’s rising prominence as a Mediterranean yachting hub. This report was conducted in association with EBI as part of its #MadeinEurope campaign
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ArticleIBI Daily newsletter not delivered on Thursday due to technical error
IBI apologises for the inconvenience
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ArticleShaping the industry’s future
Latest updates from the International Council of Marine Industry Associations
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ArticleMETSTRADE 2025
Largest-ever edition showcases industry resilience and sets the stage for a promising 2026 despite global challenges
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ArticleCorrection: Windy
In the IBI newsletter sent earlier we wrongly stated in the subject field that Windy had appointed a new CEO. We would like to clarify that this should have read Sargo Boats. We apologise for this error.
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ArticleNext gen vehicle expos promise marine ideas
As the automotive sector frequently lends its inspiration - and equipment - to the marine sector, two expos in 2026 may be worth a visit
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ArticleFinalists selected for electric boat awards
From the 122 electric boats nominated for this year’s Gussie Awards, the 42 finalists have been selected, with voting closing on 16 November









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