Mustang Survival Acquires Commercial Marine, Government Supplier
December 10, 2021
The Canada-based apparel and safety manufacturer has acquired the industrial and government business arm of Stearns.
The Canada-based apparel and safety manufacturer has acquired the industrial and government business arm of Stearns.
The builder will add 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space to its Reynosa plant, which will boost production by nearly 60 percent when completed in late 2023.
An interview with Pure founder and CEO Andy Rebele.
Martin Bjuve has stepped down as president, and Tony Kelleher is taking the role in an acting capacity while a replacement is found.
The investment group adds Seahaven Marina, which can accommodate vessels up to 250 feet.
The builder adds the Rodman Lusitania shipyard to support demand for powerboats under 40 feet.
The joint NMMA and MRAA effort reveals a new logo and its rebranding of the Miami International Boat Show.
Bombardier Recreational Products saw revenue jump 28 percent to $4.2 billion for the year, but dipping in its fiscal Q3 due to supply chain constraints.
Demand remains strong, but supply-chain logjams continue to weaken boat registration numbers.
The yacht retailer announced it has promoted its longtime marketing director Abbey Heimensen.
The Canada-based apparel and safety manufacturer has acquired the industrial and government business arm of Stearns.
The builder will add 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space to its Reynosa plant, which will boost production by nearly 60 percent when completed in late 2023.
An interview with Pure founder and CEO Andy Rebele.
Martin Bjuve has stepped down as president, and Tony Kelleher is taking the role in an acting capacity while a replacement is found.
The investment group adds Seahaven Marina, which can accommodate vessels up to 250 feet.
The builder adds the Rodman Lusitania shipyard to support demand for powerboats under 40 feet.
The joint NMMA and MRAA effort reveals a new logo and its rebranding of the Miami International Boat Show.
Bombardier Recreational Products saw revenue jump 28 percent to $4.2 billion for the year, but dipping in its fiscal Q3 due to supply chain constraints.
Demand remains strong, but supply-chain logjams continue to weaken boat registration numbers.
The yacht retailer announced it has promoted its longtime marketing director Abbey Heimensen.
