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| Published：2019.04.01 News Sources：Qingdao Gute Ship Supplies Co., Ltd. Views： | |||
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Monthly global shipbuilding report, February 2019
According to the latest statistics of clarkson (as of March 15, 2019), 30 new orders of 819,264 CGT were signed globally in February, 2019. Compared with 99 new orders signed globally in January 2019, a total of 2384815CGT, the number dropped by 69 compared with the previous month, and the revised gross tonnage dropped by 65.65% compared with the previous month. Compared with the 114 new orders of 2992663CGT signed globally in February 2018, the number decreased by 84 compared with the same period last year, and the corrected gross tonnage decreased by 72.62% compared with the same period last year. In terms of ship type, there is one bulk carrier, totaling 87,000 deadweight tons. One oil tanker, 157,000 DWT in total; 2 container ships, totaling 1306 teu; Two chemical ships, with a total load of 15,750 tons; Nine liquefied natural gas ships, totaling 1232,500 cubic meters; 6 other ships, total 91743CGT; There were 9 Marine engineering ships, totaling 1742 CGT. In terms of order type, the bulk carrier has signed a new panamax bulk carrier. Oil tanker signs a new suez tanker; Container ship signs 2 new linear container ships. According to the order receiving yards, 30 new ships were ordered globally in February, totaling 819,264 CGT, among which 5 were received by Chinese yards, totaling 87,892 CGT. Japanese shipyard received 2 vessels with a total of 2794. Korean shipyard received 8 vessels, totaling 630,186 CGT. Revised gross tonnage accounted for 10.73 per cent, 3.41 per cent and 76.92 per cent of global new ship orders, respectively. From January to February 2019, 129 new ship orders with a total deadweight ton of 8789,250 were placed. Compared with 402 new orders signed in the same period of 2018, with a total deadweight ton of 21403,590, the number of new ships and deadweight ton dropped by 67.91% and 58.94%, respectively, year-on-year. From the ship type, 24 bulk carriers, a total of 2899,000 deadweight tons; 15 oil tankers, totaling 3665,000 deadweight tons; Five chemical ships, totaling 84,050 deadweight tons; 26 container ships with a total of 72,506 teus; 17 liquefied natural gas vessels, totaling 2070,100 cubic meters; 17 Marine engineering ships, a total of 40,940cgt; Other 25 vessels, total 468,266 CGT. From the national point of view, China has signed 71 new orders, totaling 1311671CGT. Japan has signed 9 new orders, totaling 254251CGT. South Korea has signed 22 new orders, totaling 1266754CGT. Revised gross tonnage accounted for 40.94%, 7.94% and 39.54% of global new ship orders, respectively. |
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