It was another week in which China dominated global shipbuilding orders. Orders won by Chinese yards included product tankers for Europe, VLCC tankers for China, gas carriers for Japan and container feeder vessels for South Korea. Japan won orders for bulk carriers. A French shipyard is expected to receive orders for passenger and freight ferries for the UK. Due to recent low water levels on the Rhine and other rivers as a result of climate change, a gas tanker suitable for very shallow fairways was ordered for inland navigation.

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Prospects & Orders

21.09.2023

Green bulk carrier for Japan

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21.09.2023

New Zealand seeks newbuildings to modernise naval fleet

New Zealand's Defence Ministry has issued a request for information to…

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21.09.2023

European company orders bulkers for 2025 delivery

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21.09.2023

Korean customer takes container feeder ships

The Chinese shipyard CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding has received…

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21.09.2023

Fuel barges for Indonesia

Chinese yard and engineering group Shandong Port Equipment Group has…

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21.09.2023

Another bulk carrier for European shipowner

Japan's Oshima Shipbuilding has received an order from a Greek…

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Chinese yards speeding up LNG vessel construction

Chinese shipyards are sharply expanding their construction of…

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21.09.2023

Chinese yards seeking orders for methanol-propelled ships

Chinese shipyards are seeking to challenge South Korean shipbuilders…

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Berlin expected to decide on naval yard shareholding in autumn

The German Government is considering buying a shareholding in…

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Chinese yards dominate new merchant shipbuilding orders

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Large orders for floating gas terminals expected

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South Korea plans more support for its shipbuilding industry

South Korea's finance minister said the Korean Government will provide…

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