MarineMax sees lower sales in larger-boat market
July 21, 2017
The company remained confident, based on several positive big-picture fundamentals.
The company remained confident, based on several positive big-picture fundamentals.
MarineMax Vacations said it is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year with a fleet of more than 60 boats.
The middle class is a dwindling part of MarineMax’s customer base, but the loss is being offset by upper-middle-class and high-net-worth customers.
MarineMax sales bottomed out last summer, and the largest U.S. boat retail chain increased boat sales in double digits for the last three quarters, MarineMax
The dealer seeks more value-oriented boat lines and a way to educate consumers on financing MarineMax is taking creative measures to deal with the downturn.
MarineMax continues to close stores in response to economic conditions and expects to have around 55 locations by October, president and CEO William McGill said
The company remained confident, based on several positive big-picture fundamentals.
MarineMax Vacations said it is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year with a fleet of more than 60 boats.
The middle class is a dwindling part of MarineMax’s customer base, but the loss is being offset by upper-middle-class and high-net-worth customers.
MarineMax sales bottomed out last summer, and the largest U.S. boat retail chain increased boat sales in double digits for the last three quarters, MarineMax
The dealer seeks more value-oriented boat lines and a way to educate consumers on financing MarineMax is taking creative measures to deal with the downturn.
MarineMax continues to close stores in response to economic conditions and expects to have around 55 locations by October, president and CEO William McGill said
