Marine Products Corporation appoints Tim Rollins to the Board of Directors

– USA, GA –  Marine Products Corporation (NYSE:MPX) announced today the appointment of Timothy C. Rollins to the Board of Directors of the Company. Rollins holds a B.S. Degree from Boston University with a major in Business Administration.  He is a Trustee of Emory University and of Woodruff Health Sciences Center and is Vice President of Rollins Investment Corporation.  Mr. Rollins is also a former Board Member of Emory Board of Visitors and former Board Member of Emory Department of Psychiatry Board of Visitors.

R. Randall Rollins, Chairman of the Board of Marine Products Corporation stated, “Tim Rollins has been beneficial to the boards on which he has served.  We look forward to his contributions to our board in the years ahead.”

About Marine Products Corporation

Marine Products Corporation (NYSE:MPX) designs, manufactures and distributes premium-branded Chaparral sterndrive, jet drive and outboard pleasure boats, and Robalo outboard sport fishing boats.  The Company continues to diversify its product lines through product innovation and is prepared to consider strategic acquisition targets.  With premium brands, a solid capital structure, and a strong independent dealer network, Marine Products Corporation is prepared to capitalize on opportunities to increase its market share and to generate superior financial performance to build long-term shareholder value.

For more information, visit www.marineproductscorp.com.

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