All articles by Tony Esposito – Page 2
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NewsNautical sector “red tape” sees yachts and boats fleeing Italian flag
Vessel cancellations surge 256% over five years as regulatory complexity drives owners to seek alternative flags
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NewsSafe Harbor to purchase US shipyard?
Unconfirmed reports suggest the Maine facility could become the latest addition to the marina operator’s expanding portfolio
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NewsMarineMax ends fiscal ’25 on a soft note
Store rationalisation efforts contributed to a Q4 revenue decline, with the marine retailer strategically closing 10 locations since summer 2024
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NewsOneWater closes fiscal 2025 “well-positioned” for fiscal 2026
The US dealer chain completed its strategic exit from discontinued brands, sharpening focus on its core portfolio
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NewsMalibu settles securities class action for US$7.8m
Claimants have until 14 February 2026 to file
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MarinasSydney marinas expand to meet demand
A wave of development is sweeping across New South Wales as ports and marinas invest in onshore and wet berth capacity
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MarinasThree years post Ian, Florida marinas still cleaning up
Southwest Florida’s marina industry continues to grapple with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, which caused catastrophic damage in 2022
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NewsRecord new-unit marine bookings lift Twin Disc FQ1 sales nearly 10%
The US equipment firm reported a relatively strong fiscal first quarter 2026
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MarinasAdditional delays for Panama City downtown marina
Seeking clarity on how the marina uplands will be developed is now the primary hurdle
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NewsMalibu Australia hit with data breach
The US builder’s Australian arm has been identified as the latest victim in a string of ransomware attacks affecting marine firms
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NewsMalibu FQ1 “modestly exceeds” management expectations
The US builder has maintained its full-year guidance, expecting net sales to be flat to down by mid-single digits year over year
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NewsJamaica, Cuba battered, Bahamas next in Hurricane Melissa’s path
Hurricane Melissa made history as a Category 5 storm when it slammed into Jamaica early Tuesday afternoon before moving on to Cuba, where it caused massive flooding and is now heading for the Bahamas on Wednesday and Bermuda on Thursday. Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness declared the entire island nation ...
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MarinasGreenleaf revises St Pete marina plans after stakeholder input
Redevelopment of Tierra Verde Marina will now feature a public restaurant and bar, expanded boat storage, and up to 3,000ft² of new retail space
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MarinasNew Greek Marina Association board targets growth
The GMA elected a new board of directors in Athens last week and outlined its key priorities for the year ahead
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NewsReuters: Donerail pressures MarineMax to sell, replace McGill
The Donerail Group hedge fund is calling on the US boat retailer and marina owner to implement major changes
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NewsJamaica braces for Hurricane Melissa
The category five storm is expected to leave unprecedented destruction in its path
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NewsCancun show returns with new venue, renewed focus on B2B
‘How to Do Business with Latin America’ to draw more industry professionals
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NewsUS$37m “secret” boat building facility coming to Florida county
Project Kilowatt will involve a total investment of US$37m by a Canadian boat manufacturer specialising in electric boat engines
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MarinasLazio’s ambitious ports plan in place with no timeline
An updated Ports Plan for the Lazio region of Italy aims to create seven new marinas and up to 4,000 berths
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NewsFlorida boating task force calls for tougher laws
After several high-profile boat crashes, the Boater Safety and Bay Education Task Force was launched last April to boost safety and responsible boating statewide
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