Company Financials – Page 54
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NMBA Report: US loan volume down, but values up
The US marine bankers association reports that the volume of marine loans originated in 2006 was down, but the average loan value rose
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Raymarine releases first-half results and acquires German distributor
The company says that sales in the first six months of 2007 grew by just 0.4 per cent to 83.7 million on account of a weak retail market in the US
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Lost patent verdict impacts Brunswick's second-quarter earnings
A US$3 million patent judgment against Mercury Marine has prompted Brunswick to restate Q2 earnings
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Brunswick reports 1 per cent decline in Q2 sales
Profits for the quarter fell by 29 per cent
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Volvo Q2 results reflect softer markets in North America and Japan
Although net sales for the quarter were up 5 per cent, income was down by six per cent to SEK 71.4 billion
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Brunswick's McCoy: 2007 will be "weakest year since 1965" for US boat retail sales
"My view is that it's not going to pick up," McCoy predicts for 2008. He also says Brunswick will reduce its boat brands and manufacturing footprint
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Gurit forecasts strong year-end results
The Swiss composites specialist says that full-year sales are expected to reach CHF 475 million
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West Marine lowers earnings guidance
The mass retailer expects same-store sales to decrease between 1.5 and 2.5 per cent
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Marine business latest stock price review
In this week's review, Cummins says it expects "dampened" sales growth for 2007; Volvo releases its Q1 results; and Yamaha Motor (UK) appoints a new marine dealer
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Marine business latest stock price review
This week, most of the reviewed companies have released their earnings results, with corresponding share price leaps and dives in tow
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Groupe Bnteau revises forecasts upwards
Strong growth in operating income over first half of year
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Brunswick reports lower sales and earnings
Sales off 2 per cent for the first quarter, while net earnings from continuing operations are down 54 per cent. Brunswick has cut boat production levels by "high-single to low-teen digits" due to "widespread retail declines" in US market
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Marine business latest stock price review
MarineMax sees its biggest share price drop since September 2005 after the company cuts its full-year earnings forecast for the second time in less than three months; Teleflex acquires a medical device business; Johnson Outdoors receives flood damages; and Volvo announces the creation of a wholly owned sales company in ...
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MarineMax slashes earnings 2007 forecast
The US boat retailer has cut its '07 earnings estimate from US$1.40 to US$1.50 per share to US$0.45 to US$0.65 per share. It has also "reduced purchases" from boatbuilder suppliers for its third quarter, reflecting its "cautious outlook for the industry"
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Bnteau notes good growth in six-month figures
The group says current order book levels for its boat business represent more than 90 per cent of sales expected for the entire year
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Blue Ocean Wireless launches GSM network
Ireland's Blue Ocean Wireless has teamed up with Inmarsat to launch the world's first GSM network for merchant maritime vessels
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Volvo to complete purchase of Nissan Diesel
Volvo has announced that it has raised its stake in Nissan Diesel to 96 per cent after its offer to acquire the Japanese truck manufacturer expired on Friday
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Marine business latest stock price review
In this week's review, Brunswick creates three participation levels in its dealer advantage programme; Clyde Marine releases mixed results; and Teleflex appoints Kevin Gordon as the group's new executive VP and CFO
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MBO at V Holdings
UK-based marine services provider V Holdings has teamed up with Exponent Private Equity in a buy-out of the company
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Operational changes at Gurit
The Swiss composites specialist has sold its powder-impregnated thermoplastic tapes business to a group of investors