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KCS acquires Azure line of sport boats

Oconto, Wis.-based KCS International Inc., the parent company of Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, announced during a media event at the Miami International Boat Show that it has acquired all of the assets of Azure, a line of sport boats.
The acquisition means KCS now carries a full product line with vessels from 18 to 56 feet, including bow riders, sport decks, sport cuddies and the Cruisers Yachts lineup.
"This is an exciting time for our company. We are sending a message to our dedicated employees that KCS intends to be in the boat business for a long time," said Mark Pedersen, president of KCS. "It is paramount that our reputation of quality product continues to be carried over to the new sport boat line, and we look forward to showcasing our superior workmanship and unique product development as the line matures under the first-class manufacturing team in Wisconsin."

Oconto, Wis.-based KCS International Inc., the parent company of Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, announced during a media event at the Miami International Boat Show that it has acquired all of the assets of Azure, a line of sport boats.
The acquisition means KCS now carries a full product line with vessels from 18 to 56 feet, including bow riders, sport decks, sport cuddies and the Cruisers Yachts lineup.
"This is an exciting time for our company. We are sending a message to our dedicated employees that KCS intends to be in the boat business for a long time," said Mark Pedersen, president of KCS. "It is paramount that our reputation of quality product continues to be carried over to the new sport boat line, and we look forward to showcasing our superior workmanship and unique product development as the line matures under the first-class manufacturing team in Wisconsin."

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