
Smartgyro Expands U.S. Presence
The stabilizer company named All Points Boats its authorized dealer, installer and service provider for South Florida.

The stabilizer company named All Points Boats its authorized dealer, installer and service provider for South Florida.

The organization will hold a free webinar on Supplement 66 of its “Standards and Technical Information Reports for Small Craft.”

The Sea Tow Foundation program recognizes efforts that promote safe and responsible boating, and help build more confident boaters.

Naval Motor in Argentina and M&P Yacht Centre in British Columbia will represent the Finnish builder.

Part of the Genoa International Boat Show, the program recognizes design excellence and innovation across the yachting sector.

Rob Seabourne was named group brokerage manager, a new position for the firm.

The Italian builder posted net revenue from new yachts of $667.4 million, a 5.6% decline year-over-year.

The acquisition gives Dragonfly a second brand alongside Battle Born Batteries, expanding its reach into marine and other markets.

The Michigan-based builder partnered with federal agencies, NMMA and a local dealer for on-water outings celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Across multiple segments, boat buyers are signaling a desire for lower-cost options.

The stabilizer company named All Points Boats its authorized dealer, installer and service provider for South Florida.

The organization will hold a free webinar on Supplement 66 of its “Standards and Technical Information Reports for Small Craft.”

The Sea Tow Foundation program recognizes efforts that promote safe and responsible boating, and help build more confident boaters.

Naval Motor in Argentina and M&P Yacht Centre in British Columbia will represent the Finnish builder.

Part of the Genoa International Boat Show, the program recognizes design excellence and innovation across the yachting sector.

Rob Seabourne was named group brokerage manager, a new position for the firm.

The Italian builder posted net revenue from new yachts of $667.4 million, a 5.6% decline year-over-year.

The acquisition gives Dragonfly a second brand alongside Battle Born Batteries, expanding its reach into marine and other markets.

The Michigan-based builder partnered with federal agencies, NMMA and a local dealer for on-water outings celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Across multiple segments, boat buyers are signaling a desire for lower-cost options.