A boy rides on an Arctic Cat snowmobile during the 2024 Toronto International Snowmobile, ATV & Powersports Show in Mississauga, the Greater Toronto Area, Canada, on Oct. 26, 2024.

It was, after all, pioneering snowmobile designer Edgar Heteen who brought Arctic Cat into being, though these days, the company now positions several trail-ready ATVs and roomier side-by-side ...

Unsplash The purchase of the Minnesota snowmobile and all-terrain-vehicle (ATV) producer was announced Thursday. According to a press release, one of the buyers is Brad Darling, a former Arctic Cat ...

St. Cloud's Arctic Cat plant is scheduled to remain open. An investment group and former Arctic Cat executive have acquired the Minnesota powersports manufacturing company Arctic Cat this week ...

1979 – Arctic Cat acquires Scorpion. 1981 – Arctic Enterprises filed for bankruptcy, closed and its parts divisions and assets were sold or auctioned off over the next year. 1983 – The Arctic Cat ...

After a 17-year tenure at Arctic Cat, Darling assumed the role of CEO and president of ARGO in 2016. Founded in 1967, ARGO is the worldwide leader for amphibious Xtreme Terrain Vehicles (XTVs).

Cat & Jack’s new luggage collection not only offers adorable designs but also emphasizes functionality and durability, catering to the needs of young travelers. With each piece priced under $50 ...

Facing production suspensions and layoffs, Arctic Cat’s future remains uncertain. Recent rumors suggest ARGO, an ATV manufacturer, may have interest in the brand. As speculations swirl, the snowmobile ...

Kilat Fitzgerald at FOX 9 is reporting about 385 employees will be laid off from Arctic Cat’s snowmobile plant in Thief River Falls during the month of May. This is the latest round of layoffs ...

(Valley News Live) - Textron officials have confirmed with Valley News Live that manufacturing operations at Arctic Cat in Thief River Falls will officially be suspended indefinitely by May 22.

— Just over 400 Minnesota Arctic Cat workers will be laid off this spring from the company’s Thief River Falls and St. Cloud manufacturing locations, parent company Textron has confirmed.

Arctic Cat will permanently lay off hundreds of workers from one of its production facilities in Thief River Falls, part of parent company Textron's plan to scale back operations.