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Strategy Briefing
Ships and Boats: Trends, Developments and Prospects
21 pages, Mar 2016
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Overview
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Market value recovers
Market value grew by 3% CAGR over 2008-2014 to reach US$379.3 billion in the latter year. Growth accelerated towards the end of the review period, as weak demand for shipping and overcapacity suppressed demand over 2008-2011.
Production dominated by China and South Korea
Production value expanded at a CAGR of 5% over 2008-2014 to reach US$401.1 billion in the latter year. Growth was largely fuelled by excess investment in Chinese shipyards. China and South Korea remained leaders, accounting for over 50% of global production value in 2014.
China’s shipyards suffer from overinvestment
China is the largest shipbuilder globally, although its shipyards suffer from overinvestment and overcapacity. To improve the situation Chinese authorities plan to focus on more lucrative market segments and close least promising ventures.
US shipyards see recovery
US shipyards have witnessed recovery since 2013 thanks to the shale oil boom and regulations relating to the Jones Act. US shipyards have around 25 new tanker projects in the pipeline, securing production over the upcoming years.
Shipping alliances boost demand for container megaships
The shipping industry is experiencing rapid consolidation and new alliances are placing orders for container megaships. Such ships will play a crucial role on most lucrative shipping routes and will help to reduce shipping costs.
Industry to continue recovery with increasing focus on green technologies
The industry is forecast to accelerate growth momentum with a CAGR of 5% over 2014-2020. The upsurge will be driven by recovering container ship traffic and lucrative niches for shipbuilders in the oil exploration and renewable energy markets. Attention to green technologies will increase due to stricter emissions and fuel consumption requirements in developed economies.
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Introduction
Scope
Ships and Boats
Key findings
Market Overview
Market recovers along with global economy
Market’s buyers structure
Industry Overview
Production: China and South Korea maintain lead
Structure of industry’s suppliers
South Korean shipyards lead, and more mergers anticipated
China’s shipyards lead in number, but suffer from overinvestment
Oil and gas boom fuels demand for tanker ships
Shale oil boom revitalises US shipyards
Shipping alliances to boost orders for container megaships
Case study: Maersk Triple E megaships
Case study: Maersk Triple E megaships
Future Outlook
Future outlook: Industry to recover and accelerate production
Future outlook: Key trends shaping industry’s future
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