Survey: Dealers disappointed with 2011 sales
July 18, 2011
A wide-ranging survey of nearly 300 dealers confirms that “2011 is not the inflection year that many hoped for going into the selling season,” according
A wide-ranging survey of nearly 300 dealers confirms that “2011 is not the inflection year that many hoped for going into the selling season,” according
Following a meeting between Brunswick officials and RBC Capital Markets, analysts said discussions with the boatbuilder support its “positive view of [Brunswick] shares.” “While still
RBC Capital Markets analyst Edward Aaron reported that Brunswick’s brands appeared to perform well at the Miami International Boat Show, which concluded Monday. “We believe
Leisure product stocks, including Brunswick Corp., “are beginning to anticipate a retail demand recovery,” according to a report from analyst Edward Aaron of RBC Capital
Thirty-five percent of dealers surveyed tell analysts business is improving – others expect recovery in 2011 A recent survey of boat dealers shows “encouraging signs”
A wide-ranging survey of nearly 300 dealers confirms that “2011 is not the inflection year that many hoped for going into the selling season,” according
Following a meeting between Brunswick officials and RBC Capital Markets, analysts said discussions with the boatbuilder support its “positive view of [Brunswick] shares.” “While still
RBC Capital Markets analyst Edward Aaron reported that Brunswick’s brands appeared to perform well at the Miami International Boat Show, which concluded Monday. “We believe
Leisure product stocks, including Brunswick Corp., “are beginning to anticipate a retail demand recovery,” according to a report from analyst Edward Aaron of RBC Capital
Thirty-five percent of dealers surveyed tell analysts business is improving – others expect recovery in 2011 A recent survey of boat dealers shows “encouraging signs”
