Marine Industry Briefing

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A concise rundown of the most important global leisure marine and superyacht business stories you need to know for the week ahead. Hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor, produced by Taylor Media and distributed in collaboration with Marine Industry News. New episodes available every Wednesday.

Episodes

  1. 2 days ago

    China's yacht expansion | Electric hydrofoils enter the United States | Marine business succession

    Sea Expandary has acquired an 80% stake in OceanWalker as the Chinese venture builds an international yacht group spanning manufacturing,distribution and superyacht services. The deal adds an established product range and global dealer network to a strategy already involving Camper & Nicholsons. Vessev has secured its 1st United States customer as FlyTahoe orders electric hydrofoil ferries for a proposed zero emission service on Lake Tahoe. Plus, Allen Brothers has entered its 3rd generation of family ownership, highlighting the growing importance of succession planning across privately owned marine businesses. Top stories mentioned in this podcast:Sea Expandary accelerates global yacht strategyVessev secures 1st United States hydrofoil orderAllen Brothers enters its 3rd generation Mentioned in this podcast:Cannes Yachting Festival selects 47 projects for 2026 Innovation RouteAirmar takes the paddlewheel out of speed sensing Vision Marine and Avikus to trial Neuboat integration on Sterk 31EJCS Hi-Torque tackles growing counterfeit goods threat in Middle East Army crew turns offshore race into barn owl rescue operation  Want to get in touch or sponsor the briefing? Email us at info@taylormedia.uk Note: MIB does not use generative AI to voice its podcasts The Marine Industry Briefing is hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor, produced by the Taylor Media team and distributed in collaboration with Marine Industry News.

  2. 19 Aug

    Superyacht sinks days after delivery | Princess Yachts goes direct in Asia | Electric boating rethinks charging

    The 29.6-metre Amer F100 superyacht Angiola II has sunk off Sardinia just 4 days after being delivered to her new owner, with all 14 people on board rescued. The official cause is under investigation as authorities plan the vessel’s recovery and continue environmental monitoring. Princess Yachts has established a shipyard-direct sales and service operation covering Hong Kong, Greater China and selected surrounding markets. Plus, Vision Marine Technologies says existing marina shore power can support most recreational electric boating without waiting for an entirely new charging network. Top stories mentioned in this podcast: - Amer F100 sinks 4 days after delivery- Princess Yachts moves to direct sales operation in major Asian markets- Electric boating does not need a new charging network, says Vision Marine’s chief executive officer Mentioned in this Podcast:- Temo’s Vannes site destroyed by fire- Yamaha Motor raises full-year forecast after strong first half - Williams Jet Tenders launches TurboJet MX range - Amico Marine brings 13 original equipment manufacturers into new technical network - Formula 1 driver Esteban Ocon collects new SportJet 520  Want to get in touch or sponsor the briefing? Email us at info@taylormedia.uk Note: MIB does not use generative AI to voice its podcasts The Marine Industry Briefing is hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor, produced by the Taylor Media team and distributed in collaboration with Marine Industry News.

  3. 12 Aug

    MarineMax’s $1.5bn sale | Sunseeker’s turnaround | Australia’s record boating market

    Safe Harbor Marinas has agreed to acquire MarineMax in a $1.5 billion dollar all-cash transaction that would connect more than 70 dealerships and 65 marina and storage facilities with the world’s largest marina network. MarineMax shareholders would receive US$53.00 per share, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval. Sunseeker has set out a 5-year plan to strengthen governance, improve operational predictability and rebuild its position in yachts above 100 ft. Plus, Australia’s recreational boating industry has maintained record annual turnover of AUD 10.5 billion as Sydney Boat Show exhibitors report stronger buyer confidence. Top stories mentioned in this podcast: Safe Harbor agrees $1.5 billion dollar MarineMax acquisitionSunseeker sets out its plan to revitalise the brandAustralia’s boating industry maintains record turnoverWant to get in touch? Email us at info@taylormedia.uk The Marine Industry Briefing is hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor, produced by the Taylor Media team and distributed in collaboration with Marine Industry News. Sources: Safe Harbor agrees $1.5 billion dollars MarineMax acquisitionSunseeker sets out its plan to revitalise the brandAustralia’s boating industry maintains record turnoverAkzoNobel and Axalta shareholders approve mergerGrady-White perpetual purpose trustLCI Industries second-quarter resultsD-Marin consultancy for Bayn Marina Princess Yachts founder David King dies

  4. 4 Aug

    Brunswick’s Sales Growth | Ferretti’s Revenue Decline | Lürssen’s Record Delivery Year

    Brunswick Corporation has reported sales growth across every business segment, delivering a strong second quarter and raising its expectations for 2026. Its results suggest premium products and aftermarket activity remain resilient despite continued pressure in value-focused new-boat sales. Ferretti Group has reported lower revenue, profit, order intake and backlog as customers take longer to commit in a more challenging luxury-yacht market. Plus, Lürssen has completed a record-breaking delivery year, handing over 6 custom superyachts ranging from 75 to 140 metres. Top stories mentioned in this podcast:Brunswick reports growth across every segmentFerretti faces a more challenging luxury-yacht marketLürssen completes a record delivery year Want to get in touch? Email us at info@taylormedia.uk The Marine Industry Briefing is hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor, produced by the Taylor Media team and distributed in collaboration with Marine Industry News. Sources Brunswick reports sales growth across all segments in Q2Ferretti Group sees H1 2026 net revenue drop 5.6%Record year for Lürssen as 6 superyachts join fleetGarmin posts 14% marine revenue growthDe Valk launches UK operationICOMIA unveils World Marinas Conference programmeWant to get in touch? Email us at info@taylormedia.uk

  5. 3 Aug

    Correct Craft expands its marine portfolio

    Correct Craft has acquired Fluid Motion, the parent company of Ranger Tugs, Cutwater Boats and Solara Boats. SAIM and ZF have launched the TotalUpgrade refit programme, enabling older propulsion control systems to be replaced with the ZF TotalCommand platform. Plus, former Bluegame chief executive Carla Demaria has joined the ICOMIA board. Mentioned in this podcast: - Correct Craft acquires Ranger Tugs, Cutwater Boats and Solara Boats parent Fluid Motion - SAIM and ZF launch TotalUpgrade refit programme - Carla Demaria joins the ICOMIA board Want to get in touch? Email us at info@taylormedia.uk The Marine Industry Briefing is hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor and produced by the Taylor Media team.

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A concise rundown of the most important global leisure marine and superyacht business stories you need to know for the week ahead. Hosted by Ben Taylor and Emma Taylor, produced by Taylor Media and distributed in collaboration with Marine Industry News. New episodes available every Wednesday.

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  • Creator
    Taylor Media Ltd
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    5
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    Clean
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