In July of this year, China attracted 81 percent of new shipbuilding orders (2.90 million tons, 111 ships) worldwide, ranking first in the global market for the 16th month in a row, while South Korea took a 16 percent share (0.57 million tons), ranking second, according to the World Bank. the bank. data published by Clarksons, the world's leading provider of integrated transportation services.
In July, new shipbuilding orders totaling 3.57 million were placed on the global market, down 22.0% year-on-year and 56.0% month-on-month.
In the first seven months of this year, China attracted 75% of new shipbuilding orders (38.02 million tons, 1,394 ships), ranking first in the world. in the global market, while South Korea took a 17 percent share (8.7 million tons), taking the second место.
During the period from January to July, a total of new shipbuilding orders were received. 50.93 million tons. The volume of sales in the global market increased by 65.0% year-on-year.
As of the end of July this year, orders for the supply of ships at global shipbuilding enterprises amounted to 211.75 million tons, which is 2.32 million tons more than at the end of last year. in June. In particular, orders for ships from Chinese shipbuilding enterprises totaled 140.22 million tons, which is 66% of the global total, ranking first, followed by South Korea. Korea, whose shipbuilding enterprises have orders for the supply of vessels totaling 38.23 million tons, which is 18% of the global total.
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