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Nimbus Group sales slide in Q3 2025
Sweden’s Nimbus Group has reported net sales of SEK 263m ($28.93m) for the third quarter of 2025, a decrease of 30 per cent compared with the same period in 2024. For the first nine months, net sales amounted to SEK 1.13bn ($124.74m), down 16 per cent year-on-year. The firm says this decline was primarily due…
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Metstrade 2025: Register now for Women in the Marine Industry International event
Registration remains open for the Women in the Marine Industry International Panel and Networking Breakfast, being held during Metstrade 2025 at RAI Amsterdam. The event, taking place on Wednesday 19 November from 8.30am to 10.30am CET, will bring together an international panel of female leaders from across the marine sector to discuss global industry trends…
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MDL Marinas celebrates dual win at Maritime Solent Awards 2025
MDL Marinas has won two titles at this year’s Maritime Solent Awards, taking home both the Clean Maritime Innovator and Sustainability Leadership awards. The double win recognises MDL’s continued commitment to environmental progress across its network of marinas and boatyards. Over recent years, MDL has implemented a series of major initiatives to reduce its environmental…
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Seaquip expands exhibitor lineup and partnerships ahead of 2026 debut
Seaquip – the Mediterranean Yacht and Marine Equipment Trade Fair – has announced further growth ahead of its first-ever 2026 edition, with the number of exhibitors reaching 128 and a series of new confirmed industry partnerships, supporters, and sponsors. Organisers says it’s on a growth trajectory. Set to take place from 4 to 6 March…
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Brunswick reports 6.8% Q3 sales increase
Brunswick Corporation has reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2025. The company recorded consolidated net sales of $1.36bn, representing a 6.8 per cent increase compared with the same period in 2024. Brunswick swung to a quarterly loss due to one-off impairment and restructuring charges, posting GAAP diluted earnings per share (EPS) from…
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X Shore chief says firm remains ‘fully operational’ after production arm files for bankruptcy
The chief executive of Swedish all-electric boat manufacturer X Shore has insisted the boatbuilder remains “fully operational” after its production arm – X Shore Production AB – filed for bankruptcy. X Shore builds its boats in a 14,000sqm factory in Nyköping, which opened in 2021 and employs close to 70 people. The X Shore 1…
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Atlantis Marine Power appointed UK distributor for Lookout AI vision system
Lookout, a company specialising in artificial intelligence for marine safety, has appointed Atlantis Marine Power as its exclusive UK distributor. The system, designed to support human watchkeepers to reduce accidents, combines artificial intelligence and sensor fusion to detect vessels, small craft, floating debris and other hazards in real time, even in low visibility or darkness.…
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Savvy Navvy partners with CPAC Systems for Marivue marine display integration
Marine technology firm Savvy Navvy has been selected as a content provider for CPAC systems, supplying its digital charting solution for integration into the newly launched Marivue product line. According to CPAC Systems, the Marivue range, developed for recreational uses, sets a “new standard in infotainment, connectivity and display technology.” The firm says the line…
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Garmin launches wireless MOB and engine cutoff system
Garmin has introduced the Garmin OnBoard system, a wireless man overboard (MOB) detection and engine cutoff solution designed to enhance onboard safety by integrating with Garmin chartplotters. The firm says the OnBoard system replaces traditional tethered cords with wireless technology and complies with US federal requirements for engine cutoff links. Each tag can be worn…
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ICOMIA podcast: Su Lin Cheah on unlocking Asia-Pacific’s boating potential
In the latest ICOMIA podcast, Asia-Pacific head Su Lin Cheah discusses the association’s growing focus on the region and the steps needed to unlock its recreational boating potential. With nine ICOMIA members across Asia, activity now flows both ways: Asian stakeholders are entering global markets while international brands seek a foothold in Asia. Cheah stresses…