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NewsGrand Banks introduces latest addition to its GB range
The GB54: “A revolution in fuel-efficient performance cruising” Source: Grand Banks Yachts Malaysia-based boatbuilder Grand Banks has unveiled the latest addition to its GB range. Described as a “revolution in fuel-efficient performance cruising”, the new GB54 burns just 216 litres per hour when cruising at a speed ...
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NewsUK to accept CE-certified products until end of 2021
IMCI, the Brussels-based International Marine Certification Institute, today issued a statement to say that all products that are certified under the Recreational Craft Directive (RCD) by IMCI will be able to be placed on the UK market with the CE mark until 1 January 2022.
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NewsHISWA design, construction symposium updates format
The 2020 HISWA Symposium on Yacht Design and Yacht Construction (November 16-17) promises to be quite different from the previous 25 editions, and not because it will be an online event, courtesy of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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NewsSanlorenzo strengthens UK sales network
Italian superyacht-builder Sanlorenzo has teamed up with its UK partner, the Ancasta Group, to establish Sanlorenzo UK. With an order book of €613m, Sanlorenzo says the announcement reflects the importance of the UK market and its positive view of the years ahead.
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NewsKiwi trailer boat builders busy despite lockdown
New Zealand is home to around 20,000 trailer boats from 3.5m-9.5m While some business sectors of New Zealand are finding things hard, especially the travel and food industry, not so it seems when it comes to the marine market. By all accounts, the Kiwi marine industry is ...
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NewsBOATS2020, Ocean Village show, cancelled hours before start over Southampton City Council fears
British Marine regretfully announces that BOATS2020 has been cancelled
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NewsFLIBS gets green light to proceed
Broward County Commission approves permission for Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show to operate as scheduled
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NewsGarmin expands marine portfolio
Garmin has plans to make advances in the marine market on the back of an expanding product portfolio with a new range of radars
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NewsCaravan show serves as test-case for Boot Düsseldorf
The first major post-covid exhibition running this week in Europe – Caravan Salon – is spread across the multi-hall venue at Messe Düsseldorf, paving the way for a modified, but successful indoor event handling 65,000 visitors in its first six days
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NewsIBEX Online announces Education Conference
Details of the International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition and Conference (IBEX) 2020 Education Conference, being held virtually from September 29 to October 2, are now available.
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NewsMonte Carlo Yachts unveils MCY 76 Skylounge
A versatile layout ensures maximum privacy and onboard comfort
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NewsCanadian firm launches “world’s first” marine fuel cell module
Ballard’s hydrogen-powered fuel cell system Canadian company Ballard Power Systems has launched what it claims is the industry’s first fuel cell module designed for primary propulsion power in marine vessels. Its FCwave fuel cell product is a 200kW unit that can be scaled in series so that ...
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NewsEuropean Boating Industry holds virtual General Assembly
EBI members discuss latest industry developments following turbulent six months
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NewsCalibre Inc enters marine market
Premier paint finishing solutions specialist targets boating industry
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NewsLumishore expands R&D team
Lumishore, the UK-based LED lighting specialist, has expanded its R&D team with the appointment of David Thomas as mechanical engineering director.
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NewsCovid-19 shutdowns cut MasterCraft FY 2020 earnings
US boatbuilder posts losses of $10.1m for Q4 and $24m for 2020 full year, but issues positive guidance for FY 2021
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NewsTwo arrested for fraud linked to yacht-building business
Two South Africans have been charged with fraud in relation to Tag Yachts, a custom catamaran builder based in the Eastern Cape
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NewsOsculati invests €1.2m in production and logistics
Osculati, the Italian distributor of marine equipment, says it has prepared an “evolution plan” that will involve, in sequence, production, logistics and offices.
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NewsNumber of first-time boaters and female buyers up in US
Two new reports out this week indicate that it took just a few months of a global pandemic to reach what decades of marketing was only beginning to achieve: an increase in first-time and female boaters. Powersports marketing consultants Rollick has analysed and released data on boat-buyers entering the market ...
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