Is BRP selling Sea-Doo?
No, Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) is not selling its iconic Sea-Doo personal watercraft or Sea-Doo Switch pontoon boat lines. Sea-Doo remains a core, highly profitable flagship brand within BRP's global powersports portfolio. While the corporation announced strategic plans to divest certain peripheral traditional boat and marine manufacturing assets—such as Alumacraft, Manitou, and specific international boat lines—to streamline its operations and focus on core strengths, all Sea-Doo personal watercraft, pontoon products, and Rotax marine propulsion systems are explicitly excluded from those divestment proceedings and remain fully integral to BRP's manufacturing future.
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