All Components and Subsystems articles – Page 8
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NewsBrunswick says consumer demand is holding firm
With top-line growth across all segments, Brunswick Corporation boosted its guidance for 2022 citing improved visibility for the year and confidence in sustained consumer demand
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FeatureA New Type of Shore Power
A new shore power connection that uses magnets in place of the traditional plug-and-socket promises greater safety and added capabilities – including the ability to fast-charge electric boats
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ArticleJeremiah Clark becomes executive VP of Lowrance
Long-time Lowrance product head Jeremiah Clark promoted to executive vice president of the division
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NewsRolls-Royce grows mtu NautIQ product range
New automation systems powered by Sea Machines technology
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NewsHexcel introduces G-Vent technology
New technology for marine composites reduces time and cost in manufacturing
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NewsEU expands Russian sanctions to marine sector
In addition to restrictions already in place for both the countries and citizens of Russia and Belarus, the EU has added marine navigation and radio communication technology to existing sanctions
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NewsNavico’s new operating system is ‘game-changer’ for builders
Brunswick calls Navico’s new operating system a ‘game-changer’ for its OEM partners who want to offer a branded digital experience, and full integration platform
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NewsNavico to significantly expand Mexico facility
Additional space will be used to increase vertical integration and production capacity
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NewsDometic adds two American marine brands to the fold
Sweden’s Dometic Group has announced further acquisitions in the marine sector, adding products and distribution capabilities in engine controls, mobile power and charging systems
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FeatureSimrad launches the new, next-gen electronics display
Opting for a global launch using a virtual platform, Norwegian-based Simrad has unveiled its next generation of navigation electronics with the all-new, ultra user-friendly Simrad NSX, a range of Multi-Function Displays (MFDs) available in 7in, 9in and 12in touch-screen versions. IBI reports on the launch presentation.
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NewsGarmin reports sixth consecutive year of revenue growth
Electronics manufacturer Garmin Ltd. released its 2021 fourth quarter and full-year financial results on Wednesday, reporting record revenues for both terms.
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NewsDometic consolidates accessories business under new Sierra branding
Shields, Moeller business lines join Prime Line ATV accessories business under refreshed Sierra banner
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NewsDometic: “We’re walking the talk”
President and CEO of Sweden’s Dometic Group, Juan Vargues, will be in Miami this week to reiterate why Marine remains a key part of the equipment manufacturer’s portfolio even as it propels the business forward on a massive strategic transformation first communicated to the market in 2019
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FeatureSimrad launches the new, next-gen electronics display
Opting for a global launch using a virtual platform, Norwegian-based Simrad has unveiled its next generation of navigation electronics with the all-new, ultra user-friendly Simrad NSX, a range of Multi-Function Displays (MFDs) available in 7in, 9in and 12in touch-screen versions. IBI reports on the launch presentation.
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NewsFrench equipment group continues on acquisition trail
Scandinavian strategy begins to take shape for Alliance Marine Group
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NewsTeledyne: “Raymarine had a great year”
In his Q&A with analysts following the company’s results webcast, Teledyne’s CEO made several specific comments on Raymarine’s performance, including a response to analysts’ speculation about divestitures
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NewsBrunswick aiming for $10bn in revenues; profits up 59%
Closing out 2021 with another record year of growth, US-based Brunswick Corporation projects up to $7bn in total sales for 2022 and $10bn by 2025, with gains coming across all segments of the business in both domestic and international markets; continued M&A activity on the horizon
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NewsRaymarine’s Gregoire Outters on why 2022 will be tranformative
More than crystal ball gazing: IBI talks to general manager Gregoire Outters about how Raymarine is adapting product to meet new customer demands, the direction of new R&D, supply chain issues and recruitment efforts for 2022 after a year of new owners, new investment and record sales
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