
Polaris Releases Quarterly Financial Results
Overall second quarter sales were down 6%, but the marine segment posted a 16% increase.

Overall second quarter sales were down 6%, but the marine segment posted a 16% increase.

The Godfrey, Bennington and Hurricane parent posted a 23% year-over-year decline in fourth-quarter sales.

Duke has been president almost since the beginning of the company’s involvement in Bennington, Godfrey and Hurricane. Here, he gives a business update and a look at plans for the three brands.

Sales from the company’s marine division were down $101.5 million for the quarter, while overall 2023 sales increased 4%.

Godfrey and Bennington partnered with Forza X1 to power a Monaco 235 and an L-Series Bowrider with its 150 hp electric outboards.

The parent of Bennington, Godfrey and Hurricane reported a 22% increase in overall sales and 25% growth in marine revenue.

The parent of Bennington, Godfrey and Hurricane pointed to “healthy” demand and easing supply-chain issues in its quarterly report.

Ben Duke succeeds Jake Vogel, who will stay on board as a strategic advisor.

The company said sales in its marine segment increased, but profit margins narrowed because of supply-chain issues.

Though boat sales were up 18 percent, demand in the company’s other segments was hindered by a lack of product availability, driven by supply-chain issues.

Overall second quarter sales were down 6%, but the marine segment posted a 16% increase.

The Godfrey, Bennington and Hurricane parent posted a 23% year-over-year decline in fourth-quarter sales.

Duke has been president almost since the beginning of the company’s involvement in Bennington, Godfrey and Hurricane. Here, he gives a business update and a look at plans for the three brands.

Sales from the company’s marine division were down $101.5 million for the quarter, while overall 2023 sales increased 4%.

Godfrey and Bennington partnered with Forza X1 to power a Monaco 235 and an L-Series Bowrider with its 150 hp electric outboards.

The parent of Bennington, Godfrey and Hurricane reported a 22% increase in overall sales and 25% growth in marine revenue.

The parent of Bennington, Godfrey and Hurricane pointed to “healthy” demand and easing supply-chain issues in its quarterly report.

Ben Duke succeeds Jake Vogel, who will stay on board as a strategic advisor.

The company said sales in its marine segment increased, but profit margins narrowed because of supply-chain issues.

Though boat sales were up 18 percent, demand in the company’s other segments was hindered by a lack of product availability, driven by supply-chain issues.