All Boat Shows articles – Page 181
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Weak pound helps Halyard boost exports
Though braced for a tough 2009, UK marine exhaust systems manufacturer claims weak pound and an increase in commercial orders is helping to offset a decline in its recreational marine business
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Fairline CEO remains optimistic despite cutbacks
Fairline's Derek Carter gave a relatively optimistic forecast for the UK boatbuilder's year ahead on the opening day of the London International Boat Show
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ETAP follows Dehler into insolvency
Belgian yacht builder ETAP has announced its insolvency in the wake of parent company Dehler's announcement before Christmas
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Riviera ends 2008 with "strong" sales
Despite shedding about a third of its workforce last year, the Australian builder says it has sold 126 boats since July 1, 2008
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Genmar to re-enter the aluminium field with a fibreglass boat
Genmar says FinCraft will have a lower price point than the aluminium brands it is targeting
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Sunseeker moves into aluminium production
The UK boatbuilder is to begin building boats in aluminium, enabling the company to construct vessels in excess of 52m (170ft)
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2010 PIMEX to start a month later
With a 50 per cent decrease in attendance last month caused by anti-government protests at Bangkok's airports, organisers decide to move the Phuket show to early January
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BRP to leverage technology across brands
The company says it will act "proactively and prudently" during the current downturn
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Johnson Outdoors UK to distribute Geonav
Johnson Outdoors UK, the British branch of its US parent company, has been made a distributor of Geonav marine electronics as of January 1, 2009
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New management service at Sunseeker
Sunseeker Superyacht Management will launch at the 2009 London International Boat Show
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Visitor numbers down at PIMEX 2008
Visitor numbers were down on the previous two years following the closure of Bangkok's main airport
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Marine business latest stock price review
Bnteau releases Q1 results, Teleflex lays off staff, MarineMax completes second amended credit agreement, Yamaha and BRP launch outboard retail promotions, and Yamaha extends financing agreement with HSBC
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Summit Down Under to focus on international boat standards
Australia's National Marine Safety Committee (NMSC) will hold the summit before the Sanctuary Cove show, with a panel of international standards experts
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Bnteau releases Q1 results
The French boatbuilder has reported a 42.5 per cent drop in like-for-like sales in the first quarter of 2008/09 to just 86.2m.
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Record sales at Sunseeker London
UK yacht broker Sunseeker London has announced record sales of 8m in the past 10 days for six motoryachts
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Vetus forms Maxwell Marine EMEA
The new sales office, which is located in Schiedeam in the Netherlands, will serve the European, Middle Eastern and African markets
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'Unfair' banks pulled rug on Dehler
Dehler Yachts went into administration on Tuesday because banks demanded their cash back
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1st Emirates Boat Show exceeds expectations
More than $15m in sales were generated at the inaugural Emirates Boat Show International (EBSI) in Abu Dhabi last month
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Yamaha and BRP launch outboard retail promotions
"Strongest retail promotions ever" are a sign of the times
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NMMA relaxes boat show policy
The US trade association says that up to half of the boats on display can be 2008 model-year products
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