Helios' Operating Company Partners With C-MAP to Bring Marine Capabilities to Off-Highway Navigation Platform

MT newswire2026/10/05 19:11

03:11 PM EDT, 10/05/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Helios Technologies' (HLIO) operating company Enovation Controls entered a partnership to integrate C-MAP's X charting marine cartography platform into its No Roads off-highway navigation platform, it said Monday. C-MAP is part of Navico Group, a division of Brunswick (BC). The integration will provide coverage of North American inland and coastal waterways, enabling Enovation Controls to support global clients through a single platform, Helios said. C-MAP integration is planned for compatible Enovation Controls displays on model-year 2027 products, while integration into the No Roads mobile app is expected during spring next year, according to a statement. Price: 71.55, Change: -0.16, Percent Change: -0.23

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