KVH Industries Reports Q2 2026 Results
Total revenues increased by 27% in the second quarter of 2026 to $33.7 million, from $26.6 million in the second quarter of 2025.
Total revenues increased by 27% in the second quarter of 2026 to $33.7 million, from $26.6 million in the second quarter of 2025.
Chris Belair will serve as vice president of recruiting and development and Aly Kolberg has been named head of talent acquisition.
Its Turning the Tide event, which will highlight the issue of abandoned and derelict vessels, will take place Dec. 6-9 in New Orleans.
Wayne Whitby, who is based at IGY Sète Marina in France, most recently worked at Esaom Cesa shipyard in Italy.
Yann Herriot will drive partnerships for the electric propulsion systems manufacturer.
The collaboration “will help boatbuilders deliver high-quality, integrated marine audio solutions.”
The daily newsletter will not publish Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day.
The economy added 162,000 jobs in August, but wage growth continues to decelerate.
The Sweden-based builder has entered an agreement for the production of ASVs.
Editor-in-chief Gary Reich discusses the upcoming fall trade shows in his monthly column.
Dave Gerr designed this first-of-its-kind, all-electric, solar-powered passenger cat for the Upstream Alliance.
Kadey-Krogen and American Tugs customers describe “bullying” and “excuses” for at least a year prior to July’s bankruptcy declaration.
Macroeconomic challenges may still weigh heavy, but fall boat shows and industry events are either booking on track or expanding.
The IBEX show director and editor Gary Reich discuss the upcoming conference, Velline’s work in the automotive sector and more.
How top marine retailers are planning to win in a challenging market.
Editor-in-chief Gary Reich discusses the upcoming fall trade shows in his monthly column.
Dave Gerr designed this first-of-its-kind, all-electric, solar-powered passenger cat for the Upstream Alliance.
Kadey-Krogen and American Tugs customers describe “bullying” and “excuses” for at least a year prior to July’s bankruptcy declaration.
Macroeconomic challenges may still weigh heavy, but fall boat shows and industry events are either booking on track or expanding.
Some boaters report fewer trips, but more than half are boating the same or more as last year.
The survey gauges retail trends and other indicators among boat dealers.
A sharp drop in The Conference Board’s Expectations Index “indicates it may be time to exercise some caution.”
The group reported record revenue of $136 million for the year.
The builder named new sales and technology officers, and confirmed a new supervisory board.
An NMMA survey of 2,000 boaters reveals that waterfront infrastructure and other issues affect how often they get out on the water.
The NMMA released a statement about the impacts the levies will have on the recreational boating industry.
Terri McCollin joins the company with more than 20 years of PR experience.
Skipperi’s technology and reservation system handles key aspects for dealerships and marinas.
Fourth-quarter net sales rose to $295.5 million, and adjusted EBITDA nearly doubled.
They toured the company headquarters in Virginia to learn about jobs, innovation and marine power solutions.
Early pricing for the Oct. 6-8 event in La Conner, Wash., which includes meetings with industry leaders and innovators, ends Sept. 1.
A proposed transaction is expected to be structured as a reverse takeover and would result in a change of company control.
The new companies are taking part in the Monaco Smart & Sustainable Marina Rendezvous.
Years of elevated inflation and persistent high prices overshadow broad-based improvements.
Supplement 66 puts capacity, clarity and
real-world use at the center of the conversation.
