All Market Intelligence articles – Page 71
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NewsSA’s major boat exporters shrug off disruptions as Transnet strike ends
Business returns to nomal at South African ports
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NewsUS retail sales flat for second consecutive month
September figures show inflationary pressures being felt in sales of discretionary goods as American consumers grapple with higher food, energy and housing costs
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NewsMonths to determine Hurricane Ian boat losses; many have inadequate insurance
The deadliest storm to hit Florida since 1935 is on track to be the second-largest insured catastrophe loss in US history
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NewsNMMA: New US boat sales fall below pre-pandemic levels
But three bright spots continue to outperform
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NewsHonda, LGES choose location for EV battery joint venture
The two companies will produce electric vehicle batteries in Ohio
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News2022 Adriatic Sea Forum: Risposte Turismo presents latest marina figures
More than €100m in marina investment ongoing or planned by the close of 2024
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NewsUS boating habits change: taking the ‘cruise’ out of day cruisers
Veteran yacht designer says Americans’ boating habits have changed dramatically in just one generation
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NewsAceleron to launch ‘world first’ LFP battery at METSTRADE
The repairable, upgradeable Essential 2.0 has Bluetooth capabilities
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NewsAre analyst activities hinting at a softening US boating market?
Wall Street is beginning to ask the questions many industry insiders have been wondering for the past year: How long can it last?
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NewsHurricane Ian leaves uncertain future for Southwest Florida’s charter fishing
The future of commercial fishing in Southwest Florida following the devastation left in the wake of Hurricane Ian is uncertain
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NewsAmerica’s top boating market takes devastating blow
UPDATED: Hurricane Ian – which caused the cancellation of IBEX a week ago and then grew into a ‘once in a generation’ weather event decimating Southwest Florida coastal areas – has taken a heavy toll on local residents and businesses, including numerous boat industry companies which account for more than ...
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NewsItalian marinas association foresees slowdown in 2023
But demand for berths and maintenance to remain strong
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NetherlandsThe best and worst of times - 2023 looks precarious
Grow Boating, very chic tenders, 3D-printed and electric craft make inroads, but soaring inflation and energy crisis could turn 2023 sour
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NewsGenoa show opens: Stats reveal Italian industry on record-breaking run
Export value to reach unprecedented levels in 2022
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NewsNZ survey shows substantial industry growth
The New Zealand Marine Industry Association reports latest figures
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USAHappy times for the ‘in’ crowd
While pandemic-driven demand for boats of all kinds has buoyed sales of inboard and sterndrive power, new innovations and demographic shifts toward boat categories traditionally powered by internal engines could see sales growth continue well into the future
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NewsBalearic Islands continue to outpace Spanish boating market
The Balearics now account for a 20% share of the country’s boat registrations
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DeckingGtechniq polishing and cleaning line
Gtechniq Marine’s multi-stage Polish, Metal Restoration Polish, Water Spot Remover and UV Wash are the perfect tools for keeping a boat looking brand new. Unlike traditional polishes that cut a surface, Gtechniq Marine MultiStage Polish contains nanoscale alpha alumina particles that reflow the surface. This causes significantly ...
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Outboard enginesMAN V12X engine
MAN’S 30-LITRE V12X yacht engine generates 2,200hp (1618kW) at 2,300rpm, making it the most powerful model in the company’s high-speed diesel line-up for recreational boats. “The MAN V12X marks the start of the next generation of yacht engines,” says MAN Engines head of engineering, Werner Kübler. “We are acknowledging this ...
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