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US firms in hydrofoil joint venture
Two US companies have joined forces to develop advanced hydrofoil craft. Bieker Boats has years of experience designing fast foil-born boats, including work on the foils for the America’s Cup boats, while Glosten has worked on the design of passenger vessels for public and private clients over the past 50 ...
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NewsMercury Marine reaches 80-year milestone
Mercury Marine is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year with events taking place around the world.
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Telwater issues recall on Savage models
Queensland, Australia-based Telwater has issued a recall on its Savage 645C, 655C and 655C hardtop models built between February 2012 and October 2016.
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CMC Marine hosts second Service Convention
CMC Marine, the Italian stabilisation specialist, held its second CMC Marine Service Convention at its headquarters in Cascina, Pisa last week.
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Solé Diesel appoints Turkish distributor
Spanish engine manufacturer Solé Diesel has signed a distribution agreement with Anadolu Motor in Turkey.
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Roger Hill-designed asymmetric foiling powercats prove a hit for Kiwi builder
Pachoud Motor Yachts’ innovative Roger Hill-designed asymmetric foiling powercat is proving a hit, with the New Zealand builder just announcing that it has just sold two more. Hulls #4 and #5 are now in production.
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Bryant Boats signs multi-store dealer in Spain
Bryant Boats, the US builder of bowrider and tow-sport boats from Sweetwater, Tennessee, has signed its first dealer in Spain.
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Brunswick: record earnings & 9th year of growth
Brunswick Corporation announced 4th quarter and 2018 year-end results today with total marine revenues of US$4.12 billion for the year, up 12% (adjusted)
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Cobalt announces US$7m, multi-year facility expansion
Cobalt Boats is expanding its capacity at the Neodesha, Kansas factory where it has built boats for the past 50 years to meet market demands.
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Marquis Yachts restructures following Larson sale
With the sale of its Larson boat brand to Polaris and the first Lexus-branded yacht due this autumn, Marquis Yachts has announced a strategic reorganisation focused exclusively on the luxury yacht market.
