All UK articles – Page 18
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NewsLizard Yacht Service opens US office
UK firm to target superyacht sector with new Ft Lauderdale presence
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NewsClipper extends partnership with UK rope specialist
Marlow Ropes to supply recyclable running rigging for the 2023-24 Clipper Race
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NewsJL Audio appoints UK distributor
Aquamare Marine to help boost availability of the company’s marine products in Britain
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NewsOyster Yachts busy with record number of boats in build
Further investment needed to help grow build capacity
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NewsUK boat rental firm expands Canadian operations
Le Boat to add new vessels to Canadian fleet, establish second base of operations in Canada’s national capital region
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NewsPrincess reports strong flow of orders across full range
UK boatbuilder tells Düsseldorf crowd that its order book is nearly full to the end of 2024
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NewsHH Catamarans appoints UK dealer
Inspiration Marine to exclusively represent the brand in Britain
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NewsRaymarine renews headline sponsorship of UK show
Marine electronics specialist to sponsor South Coast & Green Tech Boat Show for another three years
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NewsUK charter firm forecasts “substantial growth” in 2023
Last year saw a series of impressive advances for the business
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NewsUK equipment firm secures funding
Aquamare Marine teams up with LCA Investments to ensure continued growth
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UKEquipment firms look to invest in people, product and capacity
Despite ongoing concerns about parts, people and prices, the UK’s equipment and service sector is profiting from a buoyant market, reinvesting its earnings and working towards greater sustainability
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UKFull speed ahead with investment as boatbuilders and distributors eye leaner medium term
IBI canvassed some of the UK’s key boatbuilders about their 2022 and prospects for the year ahead
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NewsUK marina operator names new manager of flagship site
Mike Smith joins Premier Marinas from MDL
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UKDemand, supply and people shape outlook for leisure marine sector
A cost-of-living crisis and surging inflation may be grabbing headlines, but with record order books extending well into 2024, the UK’s marine industry remains sheltered, for now, from economic headwinds
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NewsUK refit firm for Princess Yachts in administration
Plymouth-based company sells assets to new company owned by the same directors
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NewsUK consortium wins funding for bi-directional boat charging
The VBEV (Virtual Bunkering for Electric Vessels) project will be led by Aqua superPower
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