EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Merrigan discusses the acquisition of N&J
With MarineMax now owning N&J and Fraser Yachts, the potential benefits for all parties are many and varied…
Following the news that MarineMax, the US’s largest recreational boat and yacht retailer, has acquired Northrop & Johnson (N&J), SuperyachtNews speaks exclusively with Kevin Merrigan, CEO and chairman of N&J about the details of the acquisition and what it means for the future of N&J and the superyacht customer journey. MarineMax’s acquisition of N&J follows its acquisition of Fraser Yachts in 2019, making the trio of businesses one the superyacht market’s dominant forces.
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