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Marine SCA European Boat Manufacturer’s Representative – New Offering, Same Commitment

June 30, 2026

Repositioning of Marine SCA Inc – Since its inception, Marine SCA Inc. has specialized in the import and distribution of European boats in Canada, developing recognized expertise and a strong dealer network.

Over the years, the Canadian Boating market has evolved under the influence of several factors, including economic conditions, the introduction and subsequent removal of the luxury tax, Fluctuations in exchange rates, and US tariffs. These changes have led dealers to favour more direct relationships with manufacturers.

To adapt to these realities – a limited market size, strong seasonality, and logistical challenges – Marine SCA as he evolved its Bisson Business modelled toward a more agile and high-performing approach.

Today, the company positions itself as a strategic partner representing European boat manufacturers. This model simplifies the supply chain, reduces costs, improves, competitiveness, and facilitates access to the Canadian market, while fostering direct and efficient relationships between manufacturers and boat dealers.

Direct and privileged relationships

Performance driven and agile approach

Optimized competitive cost structure

Marine SCA’s objective is clear: to support the sustainable growth of high-quality European marine brands in Canada while strengthening the performance of their distribution network.

Montreal office: 514-642-5784

Toronto office: 647-276-0578
Info@marine-sca.com   or  arobitaille@marine-sca.com

www.marine-sca.com

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