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Having recently entered the US market, iWarranty is making headway in the UAE with the launch of its AI-driven marine warranty software.  The startup presented its technology at the recent Abu Dhabi International Boat Show in Yachting Ventures’ Innovation Zone (20-23 November 2025), and will appear at Abu Dhabi’s Google Demo Day tomorrow (27 November…

Specialised fabrics manufacturer Morbern Europe has partnered with upholstery wholesaler Boyriven to broaden the availability of its vinyl materials in the UK marine sector. Morbern produces marine fabrics specified by OEMs in Europe and North America. Its products, which carry a five-year warranty, are designed for use in a range of onboard environments, from exposed deck…

MIN sits down with Watchit’s CEO, Tal Duvdevany, at Metstrade to hear about the Watchit Eye and why the company is targeting OEMs. Launching Watchit Eye — a proactive autonomous collision-prevention system for the marine sector that now incorporates an imaging radar — at Metstrade 2025, chief executive Tal Duvdevany can’t help referencing the automotive…

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Margaret Tait – a forerunner in Scottish sailing and a tireless volunteer at Port Edgar Yacht Club – has been named Scottish Women in Sport’s ‘Pioneer in Sport’ at the highly anticipated 2025 Scottish Women in Sport Annual Awards.

After a spectacular and already hard-fought start last Saturday, November 22, from Saint Paul Bay in Reunion Island, the competitors in Leg 3 of the 2nd edition of the GLOBE40 are now nearly 700 miles south of the island.

The mood of McIntyre Golden Globe entrants and managers who met for the first time over two days in Les Sables d’Olonne was a mix of excitement, emotion and pure passion. There was an air of urgency and apprehension for some.

Line Honours winning Skipper from the last two Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Races, Christian Beck, has again thrown down the gauntlet to claim underdog status as the psychological warfare starts before the 2025 race.

Lydia Mullan has been named as the Yachting Journalists’ Association (YJA) Young Journalist of the Year 2025.

If you want a positive outlook on the marine industry then there’s no better place to be than Amsterdam in mid-November.