Core Insights - Brunswick Corporation is consolidating its global fiberglass boat manufacturing footprint to reduce fixed costs and enhance productivity while maintaining capacity for future growth [1][2] - The company will close its Reynosa, Mexico facility and transition production to U.S. facilities in Vonore, Tennessee, and Merritt Island, Florida, as well as consolidate operations from Flagler Beach, Florida, to Edgewater, Florida [2][3] - Brunswick is investing $5 million in capital improvements in its Tennessee and Florida facilities, which will create over 200 U.S. manufacturing jobs in the coming years [3][4] Manufacturing Strategy - The decision to close the Reynosa facility is part of a broader strategy to rationalize the value boat model portfolio in response to evolving market dynamics affecting industry-wide volumes [3] - The company has sufficient capacity within its manufacturing footprint to absorb volume and support future market rebounds, aiming for improved profitability through streamlined operations [4] Workforce Transition - Brunswick is committed to supporting the transition of team members from the Reynosa facility and will offer opportunities for employees from the Flagler Beach facility to transfer to Edgewater [3][4] - Recruitment efforts will soon be launched to fill new positions across various functions, reinforcing the company's commitment to growth and long-term investment [4]