RPM Diesel Engine announces change of ownership RPM Diesel Engine announces change of ownership The Rubano family completes a transition of the marine diesel engine and generator businesses RPM Diesel Engine Co. ("RPM") and its sister company Diesel Services of America ("DSOA"), two of South Florida's longest-standing factory-authorized marine diesel engine and generator specialists, have announced a change of ownership. by Marine Industries Association of South Florida Posted 5 Nov 07:53 PST Yacht Racing Forum: Two weeks to go Yacht Racing Forum: Two weeks to go What future for the sport and business of sailing? The Yacht Racing Forum, taking place in Amsterdam on November 19-20, will bring together some of the most influential personalities in international yacht racing to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the sport. by Yacht Racing Forum Posted 5 Nov 07:28 PST Minneapolis Innovation Awards open for entries Minneapolis Innovation Awards open for entries The program honors innovation in five categories Entries are now open for the 2027 Minneapolis Innovation Awards, recognizing new marine products that advance recreational boating. by National Marine Manufacturers Association Posted 5 Nov 07:16 PST Maritimo's S50 makes a strong Americas launch Maritimo's S50 makes a strong Americas launch A very successful Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Maritimo has finished a very successful Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS). The Americas launch of its new S50 Sedan Motor Yacht drew big crowds, high praise and serious buyer interest across the whole range. by Maritimo Posted 5 Nov 06:30 PST Midterms reshape Congress Midterms reshape Congress What it means for recreational boating Voters gave Democrats control of the U.S. House and Senate in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The results create a divided government for the final two years of President Donald Trump's second term. by National Marine Manufacturers Association Posted 5 Nov 05:50 PST A+T Instruments power 10% of top superyachts A+T Instruments power 10% of top superyachts 50% of the 100 largest sailing yachts in the world are A+T customers 50% of the 100 largest sailing yachts in the world are A+T customers. 10% of the 1,000 largest sailing yachts have full A+T systems on board. by A+T Instruments Posted 5 Nov 04:00 PST Cape Town's world-class boatbuilders Cape Town's world-class boatbuilders Showcasint South Africa's marine manufacturing strength South Africa's reputation as a world-class boatbuilding nation was firmly in the spotlight during the African Boating Conference 2026, with 75 delegates gaining exclusive access to five of Cape Town's leading boatbuilding facilities. by African Boating Conference Posted 4 Nov 21:52 PST Vortex Marine introduces Scout Portable Navigator Vortex Marine introduces Scout Portable Navigator Sunlight-readable navigator brings satellite imagery, electronic charts, weather, live vessel data Vortex Marine, innovator of marine navigation technologies, has announced the launch of Scout, a portable marine navigator built to help boaters see more of the water they are traversing. by Vortex Marine Posted 4 Nov 15:15 PST High Tide Flooding Report: November 2026 High Tide Flooding Report: November 2026 49 of the 50 harbors on the list see their highest flood likelihood between November 22-28 Higher tides can be expected around the new moon on November 9 and the full moon on November 24, a perigean full moon with the Moon at its closest to Earth, so the elevated water levels around it will persist for several days. by US Harbors Posted 4 Nov 10:32 PST 67th Fort Lauderdale Boat Show wraps 67th Fort Lauderdale Boat Show wraps Debuts on the water, tours in the air and RefitX on the horizon With more than 1,300 vessels on the water and strong sales across the docks, the world's largest in-water boat show crowned its Best of Show winners and previewed RefitX, its new official refit event for 2027 by Marine Industries Association of South Florida Posted 4 Nov 10:09 PST Canadian tariff changes now in place Canadian tariff changes now in place A summary of news relevant to marine businesses across North America Effective from October 30, changes to the list of Canadian products subject to an additional 50% tariff under Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 are now in place. by Peter Rendle Posted 4 Nov 08:00 PST Dockmate & Emerson strengthen marine integration Dockmate & Emerson strengthen marine integration Through AVENTICS Marex MPC interface agreement Formal development partnership enables CAN-bus integration between Dockmate Control Systems and Emerson's AVENTICS MAREX MPC Propulsion Control for MAN-Branded Controls by Dockmate Posted 3 Nov 12:06 PST Saxdor further extends North American reach Saxdor further extends North American reach New partners in Maine, Nova Scotia and Bermuda continue the Finnish brand's rapid expansion Saxdor Yachts, one of the fastest-growing boatbuilders in the industry, continues to strengthen its presence across North America and the Atlantic with the appointment of three new dealer partners, extending the brand's reach into three new market areas. by Saxdor Yachts Posted 3 Nov 11:59 PST Seldén launches Furlex 104TD Seldén launches Furlex 104TD A through-deck jib furling system for keelboats and small yachts Seldén is expanding its Furlex range with the launch of the new Furlex 104TD, a high-end furling system featuring precision-machined components in hard-anodised aluminium. by Seldén Mast Posted 3 Nov 09:00 PST Boat registrations report highlight regional shift Boat registrations report highlight regional shift The U.S. had 15.2 million recreational boats in use in 2025 The 2025 U.S. Recreational Boating Statistical Abstract: Total Boat Registrations Report is now available for member download. The report covers total boat registrations by use and region. by National Marine Manufacturers Association Posted 3 Nov 08:18 PST MBC Commission proposes marine protected area MBC Commission proposes marine protected area Anglers, businesses and conservation organizations have formed a coalition to protest the change Miami Beach City Commission is considering establishing a marine protected area extending north from the Government Cut jetty past Neon Reef along South Beach, which would prohibit boats with combustion engines from accessing a historical tarpon fishery. by American Sportfishing Association Posted 3 Nov 07:45 PST A+T 500 series Wind Sensors A+T 500 series Wind Sensors Highest accuracy and faster response Every single aspect of the design has been studied to understand what makes for the best wind sensor, and how to deliver that information to sailors, be that using their existing processors and displays, or using A+T's own market-leading options. by Mark Jardine Posted 3 Nov 04:30 PST Inside Maritimo Newsletter Inside Maritimo Newsletter Looking back on the Maritimo Muster on Hamilton Island Join us as we look back on the Maritimo Muster on Hamilton Island where owners and guests recently gathered in the Whitsundays. by Maritimo Posted 2 Nov 21:46 PST Lyman-Morse opens advanced composites center Lyman-Morse opens advanced composites center The new clear-span building expands Lyman-Morse's advanced composite manufacturing capabilities Lyman-Morse celebrated a major milestone on Friday, October 16, with the ribbon cutting of our new 15,000-square-foot Advanced Composites Center in Thomaston, Maine. by Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding Posted 2 Nov 08:56 PST Nimbus Nomination Committee for General Meeting Nimbus Nomination Committee for General Meeting Representatives of the largest shareholders in terms of voting rights In accordance with the resolution at the Annual General Meeting of Nimbus Group AB on 19 May 2026, the representatives of the largest shareholders in terms of voting rights who have chosen to participate in the Nomination Committee are hereby announced. by Nimbus Group Posted 2 Nov 03:15 PST