The new owner of Arctic Cat announced it has launched its model year 2026 snowmobiles and will start rehiring workers at its ...

Textron has sold snowmobile and ATV maker Arctic Cat. Brad Darling, a former Arctic Cat vice president and currently president and CEO at Canadian all-terrain vehicle (ATV) maker Argo, and an ...

Arctic Cat has announced it’s Thief River Falls plant workers will not be laid off and production will be increased. Brad ...

The prior owner had planned to lay off about 385 employees at the Arctic Cat's Thief River Falls home base starting this ...

Arctic Cat will start rehiring workers at its Thief River Falls and St. Cloud plants and launch a 2026 lineup of 21 snowmobile models, according to the company’s new owners.

Acquisition details remain undisclosed, but Darling will lead both Arctic Cat and his current company, Argo, independently. Arctic Cat's former owner Textron had paused Arctic Cat operations in St ...

Terms of the deal have not been released, but it comes just months after most operations were shut down by the company's now former owner Texton, Inc.

More recently, however, it was announced that Textron had found a buyer for the company, selling it outright to former Arctic Cat executive and current ARGO CEO and President Brad Darling and a ...

Arctic Cat said the majority of its nearly 500 employees will be put to work on its newly-announced 2026 lineup after ...

According to a press release, one of the buyers is Brad Darling, a former Arctic Cat executive who worked at the company for 17 years before becoming CEO and president of ARGO, a Canadian ...

He left Arctic Cat in 2016 when he became CEO and president of ARGO, a manufacturer of amphibious vehicles. He will continue to lead both companies, and each brand will be owned and operated ...

When Darling was named CEO and president last month, a news release said the Thief River Falls plant would continue ...