Global hand-held orders for 2,902 ships increased by 0.80% month-on-month
Clarkson data shows that as of May 14, 2021, global shipyards have orders for 2,902 ships, totaling 7,602,584 CGT. Compared with the 2,879 ships and 72656668CGT counted on April 11, 2021, the number of hand-held orders increased by 0.80% month-on-month, and the revised gross tonnage increased by 4.61% month-on-month.
Among them, the number of orders held by Chinese shipyards is 1,511 ships, a total of 29887954CGT, which accounts for 52.07% of the global market share, and CGT accounts for 39.32%; the number of orders held by Japanese shipyards is 452 ships, a total of 8453774CGT, and the number of ships accounts for 15.58% of the global market share. , CGT accounted for 11.12%; South Korean shipyards held orders for 526 ships, a total of 24,598,613 CGT, the number of ships accounted for 18.13% of the global market share, CGT accounted for 32.37%.
From the perspective of main ship types, the number of orders held by bulk carriers was 621, totaling 51,869,422 deadweight tons; the number of orders held by oil tankers was 576, totaling 52,294,050 deadweight tons; the number of orders held by container ships was 484, totaling 4,353,643 TEU.
