Reported Earnings • Apr 19
Second quarter 2026 earnings released: US$2.32 loss per share (vs US$159 loss in 2Q 2025) Second quarter 2026 results: US$2.32 loss per share (improved from US$159 loss in 2Q 2025). Revenue: US$14.5m (up US$14.5m from 2Q 2025). Net loss: US$1.86m (loss narrowed 28% from 2Q 2025). Announcement • Apr 14
Vision Marine Technologies Inc Activates Ai-Enabled Retail Platform Vision Marine Technologies Inc. announced the activation and ongoing rollout of an AI-enabled customer engagement and sales management platform across its subsidiary, Nautical Ventures Group. The platform is being implemented across Nautical Ventures' eight retail locations in Florida to improve lead conversion, reduce response times, and enhance visibility into high-value sales activity. Currently in use with core functionalities supporting lead capture, deal tracking, and integrated marketing channels, the system is designed to centralize customer data and support more structured handling of inbound demand across the Company's dealership network. As implementation progresses, the platform is expected to improve sales throughput by enabling more efficient prioritization of customer inquiries, more consistent follow-up across the sales cycle, and improved coordination between marketing, sales, and service teams. The system also introduces enhanced visibility into pipeline activity and customer behaviour, supporting more informed decision-making and improved inventory planning across locations. Additional capabilities, including expanded automation and AI-supported tools, are under development and expected to be introduced progressively as the platform continues to evolve. Announcement • Mar 12
Vision Marine Technologies Inc Introduces SPECTR 26 Platform Vision Marine Technologies Inc. detailed its strategic focus on the North American pontoon segment, one of the most commercially significant categories in recreational boating. According to industry reporting based on data published by the National Marine Manufacturers Association, pontoon boats are estimated to have achieved 52,000 to 55,000 new unit sales in the United States in 2024. NMMA further reports that pontoons captured the largest share of new outboard powered boat sales, representing more than one third of total outboard units. These figures position the category as one of the leading volume segments within recreational boating. For Vision Marine, prioritizing this segment reflects deliberate engineering and market decision rooted in long term scalability. From the outset of industrializing its propulsion technology, the pontoon platform was selected as the first integration category for its high powered 180HP electric outboard system, the E Motion 180E model. Stability, predictable cruising profiles, multi passenger load distribution and dockside charging compatibility align directly with real world boating behavior. Recent commercial activity supports this platform logic. Vision Marine's two most recent 180HP electric 180E equipped deliveries were pontoon platforms, reinforcing management's view that scalable electric adoption begins in high volume segments with established consumer demand. Building on this foundation, Vision Marine introduced SPECTR 26, its flagship 26-foot 6-inch electric tritoon powered by the high powered 180HP electric 180E outboard. SPECTR 26 was engineered to elevate expectations within the pontoon category. The platform integrates 180 horsepower electric performance and shore power charging compatibility for ease of use, allowing seamless dockside recharging. It features a proprietary tritoon hull architecture designed by Vision Marine, combining a structurally reinforced fiberglass deck with durable 25-inch aluminum tubes engineered for stability and confident handling in turns and moderate chop. Integrated lifting foils and Hydrofin-assisted hydrodynamic optimization enhance efficiency, stability, and planning performance, delivering a premium electric pontoon platform built for real-world recreational boating. 
