Mercury EPM, a Division of Mercury Marine

Mercury EPM is the electronics and plastics manufacturing division of Mercury Marine, the world’s leading manufacturer of recreational marine propulsion engines. Our manufacturing facility in St. Cloud, Florida was established in 1960. Designated as "Mercury Marine Plant 9," our first products were injection molded plastic engine components and aluminum pontoons. After several expansion projects and the introduction of electronics manufacturing, the plant was redesignated as "Mercury Marine Plant 7" in 1973.

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