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Correct Craft to open Supreme Boats manufacturing facility in Georgia Updated Boat builder Correct Craft has announced plans to open a facility in Valdosta, Ga., to produce wakeboarding and wake surfing boats under its Supreme Boats brand. The facility will open in an existing 165,000-sq.-ft. space. The $1.7 million project is expected to create 90 jobs. You May Also Like Get The FABRICATOR updates in your inbox Sign up and be the first to know about the latest industry news, products, and eve...

Ingenity Boat Rated Among the World’s Best Electric Rides Author: Wired magazine’s .” Wired recognized Ingenity, a subsidiary of Correct Craft, for promoting sustainable propulsion. “Wakesurfing on 100 percent electric power is one of the highest and best forms of recreation on the planet … and it also happens to be better for the planet,” Ingenity president Sean Marrero

Culture Summit 2.0 Jan 22, 2021 Correct Craft announced it will host its second Marine Culture Summit on March 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. Like last year, Correct Craft will underwrite the summit. However, this year’s event will take place virtually. Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin aims to gather “organizational culture drivers” to discuss developing and driving strong cultures within their organizations. “Last year’s Culture Summit was outstanding; attendees are still talking about how it pos...

January 15, 2021 ATLANTA — January 13, 2021 — Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that Correct Craft, a leader in building tournament inboard, freshwater fishing, utility and recreational boats, will invest more than $1.7 million in opening a manufacturing facility in Valdosta, delivering 90 jobs to Lowndes County. Correct Craft’s Valdosta facility will produce wakeboarding and wake surfing boats under its Supreme Boats brand. “It’s a pleasure to welcome Correct Craft and S...

The moves will allow additional growth for Nautique, Supreme, Ingenity and Watershed Innovation.

New Valdosta boat manufacturing facility to create 90 new jobs www.mysuncoast.com and last updated 2021-01-13 16:08:43-05 VALDOSTA, Ga. (WTXL) — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced Wednesday that Lowndes County will be getting 90 new jobs as part of boat company Correct Craft investing more than $1.7 million into a new manufacturing facility in Valdosta. Correct Craft is a leader in building tournament inboard, freshwater fishing, utility and recreational boats, according to the press relea...

Supreme Boats will be built in Valdosta Correct Craft moves Supreme Boats boat builder to Valdosta, bringing 90 jobs (Source: Supreme Boats) By Dave Miller | January 13, 2021 at 2:37 PM EST - Updated January 13 at 2:37 PM ATLANTA, Ga. (WALB) - Governor Brian P. Kemp announced Wednesday that Correct Craft, a leader in building tournament inboard, freshwater fishing, utility, and recreational boats, will invest more than $1.7 million in opening a manufacturing facility on Gil Harbin Indust...

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Fire breaks out at Nautique boat manufacturing facility One injured in fire at Orlando business One person has been injured in a large fire at an Orlando-area business. An employee at a Correct Craft facility was sent to AdventHealth East for second-degree burns. ORLANDO, Fla. - A fire broke out at the Correct Craft off of Aerospace Parkway in Orange County where they manufacture Nautique boats.  Orange County Fire Rescue spokesperson Ashley Gipson tells FOX 35 News at call came into 911 at 2:...