All International Boat Industry articles in Web Content 2020 – Page 103
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NewsSA Flexiteek distributor expands on back of increased demand
South African Flexiteek distributor Aquadex Africa is expanding its Cape Town-based business on the back of a massive spike in local demand for the Swedish synthetic decking brand over the past two years.
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NewsInvincible Boats appoints global dealer
US-based Invincible Boats has chosen Superyacht Tenders & Toys (SYTT) to serve as its global dealer for the superyacht market.
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NewsProspec Electronics signs new rep group
Marine audio manufacturer Prospec Electronics has signed a new rep group to handle its full product line in the western US and Canada.
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NewsDates set for 7th Mediterranean Yacht Show
MEDYS is returning to the port of Nafplion in Greece from May 2-6
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Deutsche Yachten grows membership
Two more companies have joined the German superyacht industry group
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NewsVeethree Technologies makes key appointments
Marine electronics manufacturer builds on significant investment and expansion in 2019
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NewsSHOXS inks supply deal for US Navy patrol boats
Canadian shock-mitigation seat builder to equip up to 160 new patrol vessels for US Navy
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NewsCoronavirus leads to ailing global economy
If the coronavirus doesn’t make you physically ill, it could be affecting your financial health as more reports begin to surface on the economic impact of the outbreak. The Wall Street Journal reports on the array of companies outside of China that are having to slow production or rapidly seek ...
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Boat LaunchTornado develops electric version of its 6.8m RIB
The Coach 6m is powered by an 80hp Torqeedo Deep Blue 50R electric outboard Tornado Boats International has developed a new version of its popular 6.8m RIB that is powered by an electric outboard motor – a move that represents the start of a new range of ...
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NewsDutton-Lainson appoints European sales rep
US-based trailer winch manufacturer Dutton-Lainson Company has appointed IMDS as its sole sales representative in Europe.
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NewsNew rules in Seychelles allows foreigners to own superyachts
The Seychelles government has introduced new policies related to foreign yacht ownership and operation. Under the new rules, according to a Seychelles News Agency report, a foreigner is able to own a yacht if it is over 24m (79ft) in length and valued in excess of $2m.
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Product LaunchMCI to stage UK launch of latest Duarry liferafts
The 12-person capacity Duarry ISO9650 liferaft Marine Components International (MCI) is set to stage the UK launch of the latest range of Duarry Dynamic ISO9650 liferafts for the yacht and motorboat sectors. The Poole, Dorset-based firm was made the exclusive UK distributor of Spanish-owned Duarry late last ...
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NewsFPT Industrial strengthens presence in Turkey
Marine powertrain specialist appoints Turkish distribution partner
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News2019 Foiling Award winners named in Milan
Third annual Foiling Awards recognise technical excellence in eight different categories
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NewsThree-year hurricane remediation ends for historic US marina
Three years after Hurricane Matthew slammed directly into historic Amelia Island in Northeast Florida, Westrec Marinas and the City of Fernandina Beach have announced the reopening of Fernandina Harbor Marina, which was devastated by the brutal storm.
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NewsQatar show to double in size, say organisers
This year’s event will have 12,000sq m of exhibitor space
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NewsBrazilian boat market forecast to grow by 20% in 2020
The Brazilian leisure marine market has undergone major changes over the last 10 years, says Eduardo Colunna, president of Brazilian boatbuilders’ association ACOBAR. He cites a significant increase in the length of boats on offer, improvements in quality, and a reduction in the number of shipyards in operation.
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NewsSA’s Royal Cape Yacht Club given lease lifeline
Cape Town’s historic Royal Cape Yacht Club this week confirmed a lease breakthrough with South Africa’s National Ports Authority following years of uncertainty about the club’s tenure inside Cape Town harbour.
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NewsStabicraft founder steps aside as CEO
Iconic Kiwi boat manufacturer Stabicraft is on the hunt for a new chief executive with its founder Paul Adams stepping aside, providing a pathway for a new leader after 33 years at the helm.
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NewsFuture of renewable fuels in boating?
Volvo Penta continues to expand its testing of HVO fuel which can reduce fossil CO2 emissions by up to 90%
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