The company has secured agreements to sell three separate sites—1400 S. Federal, 1440 S. Federal, and a location in Palm City—which are expected to generate approximately 13.1 million dollars in gross proceeds. Once these deals close, Vision Marine anticipates realizing roughly 5.6 million dollars in net equity. Beyond the immediate capital infusion, management projects these divestments will reduce annualized site-related operating expenses by 3.5 million dollars, representing an 18.2 percent reduction in their current operating cost base.

This restructuring follows the centralization of service, rigging, and delivery functions at the company’s Dania Beach and Fort Lauderdale waterfront platforms. According to CEO Alexandre Mongeon, the consolidation allows the company to move away from redundant administrative and showroom spaces while focusing resources on its E-Motion electric propulsion technology and integrated retail services. The pending sales remain subject to customary closing conditions, with the 1400 S. Federal transaction expected to finalize by late August 2026.