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Sunday 16 August 2009 8:00 pm

Garmin makes bid for Raymarine

By: admindrupal

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Electronic boat equipment maker Raymarine has had a takeover approach from sat nav giant Garmin. Raymarine has been on the hunt for a rescue partner as it struggles against slumping profits and rising debts. The two firms dominate different parts of the navigation-systems markets but are different in size. Raymarine, which is based in Portsmouth, is one of the world’s biggest marine electronics firms, supplying autopilot, GPS and fish-finding systems for leisure boats. Products from the group were used by Ellen MacArthur during her round-the-world voyages.

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