RIBCraft changes ownership
The British RIBCraft semi-rigid manufacturer changes hands. Founded in the late 1980s, it has made a name for itself in the specialist field of security, military and police services, but also with some yachtsmen. The yard was bought by Tony Adams, already owner of a RIBCraft manufacturing license in the United Arab Emirates. He nevertheless says he will keep the British factory.
Volvo moves forward on hydrogen fuel cells
The Volvo Group has signed a joint venture agreement with truck manufacturer Daimler Truck for the development, production and marketing of fuel cells. Dedicated initially to heavy-duty trucks, the solution should be able to open up new markets such as the marine sector.
BigShip sets up in Guadeloupe
Already present in the Jarry industrial zone in Baie-Mahault since 1997, the BigShip deck hardware company has opened a second store in Guadeloupe. Patricia Blanquer, head of the island's franchised store, opened a second 110 m² store on October 1st, 2020 on the Bas-du-Fort Marina in Pointe-à-Pitre.
Perini continues its restructuring
After the announcement of the arrival of Blue Skye, the first financial partner to save the Perini Navi yacht yard, a second player has joined the restructuring plan. The New York investors Arena Investors will enter the capital.
Brunswick invests in marine UAV
The Brunswick Group has announced a second investment in Sea Machines Robotics. Specialized in the automation of professional vessels, the company is paving the way for the transfer of these capabilities to the recreational and consumer boating sectors targeted by Brunswick's ACES (Autonomy, Connectivity, Electrification and Shared access) strategy
