Palmer Johnson Yachts told its employees yesterday that it will be shutting its facilities in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. About 100 workers will be laid off.
The company said that it plans to close in 60 days. General manager Marc Castillo, however, told the Green Bay Press-Gazette that the business is not closing at this time. Management is looking at all options to continue to operate, Castillo told the paper.
The Turkish yacht-builder has also opened a new service centre in Gibraltar
US dealership software providers integrate product suites in bid to dominate marine, powersports and recreational vehicle retail sectors
All activities to be consolidated at its Gulf Shores facility
Consolidated revenues up 9.4% YoY on strength of high demand for outboards and PWCs
Tennessee is no stranger to the world of recreational marine; it’s a US$3b industry that employs over 15,000 residents of the state; but the marine world may not be aware of Tennessee, so a delegation from the state’s Small Business Development Center is exhibiting at this year’s METSTRADE for the ...
Vancouver, Canada-based marine trade association Boating BC has announced that it is now accepting applications for its 2019 grant and scholarship program in support of projects to grow boating participation within the province.
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