China Shipbuilding Industry Outlook to 2020 - Concentration on Gas Carriers and Cruise Ships to Stimulate China Shipbuilding Industry

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The report titled "China Shipbuilding Industry Outlook to 2020 - Concentration on Gas Carriers and Cruise Ships to Stimulate China Shipbuilding Industry" provides a comprehensive analysis of China Shipbuilding Industry. The report focuses on the new shipbuilding and ship-repair industry in China and covers market size and segmentation of overall China Shipbuilding industry by type of ships delivered, by regional manufacturing clusters, by ownership, by customer base, by new orders and repairs. The report covers the market share and detailed company profile of leading players and the failed players. The potential and future outlook for China Shipbuilding Industry has also been discussed in the publication. The report provides detailed analysis of major players, their strategies, SWOT Analysis, Trends & Developments and major issues and challenges with the China Shipbuilding Industry. The report also serves as a benchmark for existing players and every new player who wish to capitalize the market potential and investors who are looking forward to venture into the China Shipbuilding Industry.

China Shipbuilding Industry
Most of the developing world is suffering from an economic slowdown a prolonged weakness in the commodity prices is expected over the next decade. Fluctuations in the commodity prices have a detrimental impact on the Shipbuilding Industry in China. The expectation of low commodity prices means that there will be a readjusting of the current and future fleet of the shipping companies. This directly affects the orders for the new ships that the shipping companies place with the shipbuilders. In 2015, China's Shipbuilding Industry accounted for ~% of the global shipbuilding industry's revenue. China's Shipbuilding Industry was valued at USD ~ billion in 2015 and the value has been declining since 2010 exhibiting a CAGR of ~% from 2010-2015. A mere ~ new order was placed at the Chinese shipyards in 2015. The new orders in China shipbuilding industry witnessed a CAGR of ~% from 2010-2015. This has been in line with the declining orders in the global shipbuilding industry. The major bright spot for the shipbuilding industry is the demand for energy shipping, especially LPG/LNG shipping as more nations are moving away from considering crude oil as the only source of fuel. This will increase the demand for LPG/LNG carriers and the shipbuilding companies in China should focus more on the manufacturing of such carriers instead of focusing on the declining bulk-carrier manufacturing industry.

China Shipbuilding Market Segments
Bulk carriers have accounted for the major share of the shipbuilding activities in China attributable to the commodity boom in the past, for instance, coal and iron ore The government is trying to boost the cruise ship manufacturing in China by tying-up with the leading foreign players for instance, Fincantieri. There has been a transition in the shipbuilding industry in China with the production of dry cargo coming down significantly.

China Ship-repair Industry
China is considered as a low cost ship-repair market in the world. This is mainly because of the lower administrative costs and wages in China. The highest price registered in China is ~% cheaper than the lowest price registered in South Korea. On an average it takes around USD ~ for a general dry bulk cargo ship to get repaired in China whereas the same ship is repaired at more than USD ~ in Japan mainly because of the higher steel prices in Japan. This clearly highlights that ship repair industry in China has the potential to compensate the downturn in the new shipbuilding market.

Competition
The shipbuilding industry in China is dominated by the state-owned companies: China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), CIMC Raffles, COSCO and China Merchants Industry Holdings Co. Ltd. (CMIH). Out of these five forces, CSIC holds a major share of ~% in 2015 followed by CSSC. Apart from these, some private players are also operating in the China shipbuilding market. But environment for private companies in the China shipbuilding industry has never been as supportive and has become worse in the recent times. Private players captured a minimal ~% share in the total revenues in 2015.

Future Outlook
The future outlook for the Chinese shipbuilding industry is also contingent upon the investments in the infrastructure segment by the countries which are considered as untapped markets by the Chinese maritime analysts for instance, countries in central Africa and Latin America. If these countries do not have the necessary infrastructure required at the ports, the Chinese shipping industry will not have new orders from the owners of ships in such untapped market. The shipyards have to become more technologically advanced so as to attract the next generation of maritime professionals. China is already suffering from a huge industrial and infrastructural overcapacity, high public debts and slower economic growth which could again become a hurdle in the improvement of China Shipbuilding Industry.


Key Topics Covered in the Report

  • China Shipbuilding Industry Introduction and Size
  • Value Chain Analysis of China shipbuilding Industry
  • China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation By Type of Ships (Gas carriers, Bulk carriers, Dry cargo, Tanker, Container, Passenger and others); By New Ship and Repair Services; By Regional Manufacturing Clusters; By Ownership
  • Military Shipbuilding Industry in China Shipbuilding Industry
  • Growth Drivers and Trends in China Shipbuilding Industry
  • Customer Base for China Shipbuilding Industry
  • Ship-Repair Industry Market Size by Revenues and Number of Ships Repaired in China
  • Ship-Repair Market Segmentation by Type of Repair Work in China
  • Market Share of Major Players in China Shipbuilding Industry
  • Company Profile of Leading and Failed Players in China Shipbuilding Industry
  • SWOT Analysis of China Shipbuilding Industry
  • China Shipbuilding Industry Future Outlook and Projections
  • Cost Analysis for Manufacturing of Ships in China Shipbuilding Industry
  • Analyst Recommendation
  • Macro Economic Variables Impacting the China Shipbuilding Industry

Products

Products

Gas Carriers, Bulk Carriers, Dry Cargo Ships, Tanker Ships, Container Ships, Passenger Ships


Companies

China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, China State Shipbuilding Corporation, CIMC Raffles Offshore Co. Ltd., COSCO Corporation, China Merchants Industry Holdings

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
Market Potential
Trends and Government Role in China Shipbuilding Industry
Strengths for the Chinese Shipbuilding Industry
Not Just Manufacturing but Repairing too!
Major Segments that have Driven Changes in China Shipbuilding Industry
What's Happening in the Chinese Naval Shipbuilding?
Mergers- Consolidation is Underway!
How the Competition is Structured in China Shipbuilding Sector?
Will the Slump Prevail in Future?
Should China Change their Ways And Means to Propel China Shipbuilding Sector?
2. Research Methodology
2.1. Market Definitions
2.2. Abbreviations
2.3. Market Size and Modeling
Consolidated Research Approach
Market Sizing- Shipbuilding Market
Limitations
Variables (Dependent and Independent
Multi Factor based Sensitivity Model
Final Conclusion
3. Value Chain Analysis of China's Shipbuilding Industry
4. China Shipbuilding Industry Market Size, 2010-2015
4.1. By Revenues, 2010-2015
4.2. By New Orders, 2010-2015
4.3. By Number of Completions/Deliveries, 2010-2015
4.4. By Order Book, 2010-2015
4.5. By Merchant Fleet (on the basis of Registrations), 2010-2015
5. China's Shipbuilding Market Segmentation, 2010-2015
5.1. By Ship Type (on the basis of Deliveries), 2010-2015
5.2. By New Ship services and Repair Services, 2010-2015
5.3. By Regional Manufacturing Clusters, 2015
5.4. By Ownership on the Basis of Completions, 2015
6. Snapshot on Chinese Military/Naval Vessels
7. Snapshot on Major Customer Base for China Shipbuilding Sector
8. China Ship Repair Industry Introduction
8.1. China Ship-Repair Market Size By Revenues, 2010-2015
8.1.1. By Number of Ships Repaired, 2010-2015
8.2. Ship-Repair Market Segmentation of China
8.2.1. By Type of Repair Work, 2010-2015
9. Growth Drivers and Trends of the Chinese Shipbuilding Industry
9.1. Domination of Large and High-end Vessels
9.2. Changes in the Structure of the Type of Ships
9.3. Modernized Production
9.4. Consolidation of Shipbuilding Industry in China
9.5. Declining Global Commodity Prices and Freight Rates
Growing Ship Orders above 10,000 TEU
10. SWOT Analysis for China Shipbuilding Industry
11. Merchant Fleets in Global Market by Ship Type on the basis of Age of Vessel
12. Market Share of Major Players in China's Shipbuilding Market, 2015
13. Company Profile for Major Players in China Shipbuilding Market
13.1. China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation
13.2. China State Shipbuilding Corporation
13.3. CIMC Raffles Offshore Co. Ltd
13.4. COSCO Corporation
13.5. China Merchants Industry Holdings Co. Ltd.
14. Major Failure Case Studies in China's Shipbuilding Industry
14.1. Sainty Marine Company
Company Overview
Failure Case Study
14.2. Nantong Mingde Heavy Industry
Company Overview
Failure Case Study
14.3. Zhoushan Wuzhou Ship Repairing & Building Company Ltd
Company Overview
Failure Case Study
15. How Building LNG Fuelled Bulk Carriers can Solve the Plunge in Order Book Problem of the Chinese Shipbuilding Industry?
16. Cost Analysis of Shipbuilding Contract in China
16.1. Introduction
16.2. Cost Structures of the Three Major Shipbuilding Nation
16.3. General Comparison of Shipbuilding Costs for Various Types of Ships in China
16.4. Labor Rates for “48m Fast Patrol Boat” in China
16.5. Pricing Analysis of Chinese Shipbuilding Market
16.6. Estimated Schedule of Shipbuilding in China
16.7. Cost Specification of Chinese Shipbuilding for 48M Fast Patrol
17. China Shipbuilding Market Future Outlook and Projections, 2016-2020
17.1. By Revenues, 2016-2020
17.2. By Segments, 2020
17.2.1. By Ship Type, 2020
17.2.2. By Military Vessels, 2020
17.2.3. By New Ship Services And Repair Services, 2020
17.3. Cause and Effect Relationship Analysis of China Shipbuilding Industry
17.4. Opportunities in China Shipbuilding Market
17.5. Analyst Recommendation
18. Macroeconomic Factors in China's Shipbuilding Industry
18.1. Number of People Employed in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2010-2020
18.2. By Number of Shipyards, 2010-2020
18.3. By Global Sea Borne Trade, 2010-2020
18.4. By Global Losses and Disposals of Ships, 2010-2020
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List of Figure

Figure 3-1: Value Chain of Shipbuilding Industry
Figure 3-2: Process Flow of the Shipbuilding Construction in China
Figure 4-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Size on the Basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2010-2015
Figure 4-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Size on the Basis of New Orders in terms of Number of Ships, 2010-2015
Figure 4-3: China Shipbuilding Industry Size on the Basis of Number of Ship Completions/ Deliveries in Number of Ships, 2010-2015
Figure 4-4 China Shipbuilding Industry Size on the Basis of Order book in terms of Number of Orders, 2010-2015
Figure 4-5 China Shipbuilding Industry Size on the Basis of Merchant Fleet Registered in terms of Number of Units, 2010-2015
Figure 5-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by Ship Type (Gas Carriers, Bulk carriers, Dry cargo carriers, Tanker, Container, Passenger ferries) on the Basis of Production in Percentage (%), 2010-2015
Figure 5-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by New Ship/Repair Services on the Basis of Revenues in Percentage (%), 2010-2015
Figure 5-3: China Shipbuilding Market Segmentation by Regional Manufacturing Clusters' Shares on the basis of Number of Completions in Percentage (%), 2015
Figure 5-4: China Shipbuilding Market Segmentation by Ownership Structure on the Basis of Number of Completion in Percentage (%), 2015
Figure 6-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by Military Vessels on the Basis of Total Availability in Percentage (%), 2015
Figure 8-1: China Ship-Repair Industry Size on the Basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2010-2015
Figure 8-2: China Ship-Repair Industry Size on the basis of Number of Repaired Ships in Units, 2010-2015
Figure 9-1: Building of Bulk Carriers in China, Japan and South Korea on the Basis of Total Volume in Number of Units, 2014
Figure 9-2: China Shipbuilding Industry on the Basis of Laid-up Ships (DWT'000) in Number of Units, 2010-2015
Figure 12-1: Market Share of Major Players in China Shipbuilding Industry on the Basis of Revenue in Percentage, 2015
Figure 13-1: Financial Performance of China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation on the Basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2014-2015
Figure 13-2: Financial Performance of CSIC on the Basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2013-2015
Figure 13-3: Financial Performance of CIMC Raffles on the Basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2012-2015
Figure 13-4: Capital Expenditure of CIMC Raffles in USD Million, 2012-2015
Figure 13-5: Total Revenues of COSCO Corporation in USD Million, 2010-2015
Figure 13-6: Capital Expenditure of COSCO Corporation in USD Million, 2010-2015
Figure 16-1: General Ship Building Process of China Shipbuilding Industry
Figure 17-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Future Projections on the basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2016-2020
Figure 17-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Market Segmentation on the basis of Deliveries of Type of Ships, 2015 and 2020
Figure 17-3: China Shipbuilding Industry Market Segmentation on the basis of Type of Military Vessels, 2015 & 2020
Figure 17-4: China Shipbuilding Industry Market Segmentation on the basis of New Ship/Repair Services, 2015 and 2020
Figure 18-1: Number of People Employed in China Shipbuilding Industry in Thousands, 2010-2020
Figure 18-2: Number of Shipyards in China Shipbuilding Industry in Units, 2010-2020
Figure 18-3: Global Sea Borne Trade in Hundred Million Tonnes, 2010-2020
Figure 18-4: Total number of Losses and Disposals for Ships in Terms of Units at the Global Level, 2010-2020


List of Table

Table 2-1 Correlation Matrix for China Shipbuilding Industry
Table 2-2 Regression Coefficients Output
Table 3-1: Pre Requisites in Value Chain Analysis for China Shipbuilding Market
Table 4-1: Rationale of China Shipbuilding Industry Size on the Basis of Revenues, 2010-2015
Table 4-2: Rationale of China Shipbuilding Industry on the Basis of New Orders, 2010-2015
Table 4-3: Rationale of China Shipbuilding Industry on the Basis of Number of Completions/Deliveries, 2010-2015
Table 5-1: Rationale for China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation on the basis of Ship Type (Gas carriers, Tanker, Bulk Carriers, Dry Cargo, Container, Passenger ferries and others), 2010-2015
Table 5-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by Ship Type (Gas carriers, Bulk carriers, Dry cargo carriers, Container, Tanker, Passenger ferries) on the Basis of Production in Units, 2010-2015
Table 5-3: Pricing Analysis of Major Ships in China Shipbuilding Industry
Table 5-4: Rationale for China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by New Ship/Repair Services, 2010-2015
Table 5-5: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by New Shipbuilding/Ship-Repair Services on the Basis of Revenues in USD Billion, 2010-2015
Table 5-6: Rationale for China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation on the basis of Regional Manufacturing Clusters by Number of Completions, 2015
Table 5-7: Rationale for China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation on the basis of Ownership (State-owned, Private-owned and Joint Venture), 2015
Table 6-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by Military Vessels on the Basis of Total Availability in Units, 2015
Table 7-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by Customer Base for Cargo Ships on the Basis of Number of Orders in Units, 2014
Table 8-1: Total Labor Cost of Building a 10,000 DWT Bulk Carrier in China Shipbuilding Industry in USD, 2015
Table 8-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Segmentation by Type of Repair Work on the Basis of Revenues in Percentage (%), 2010-2015
Table 9-1: Recent Mergers in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015-2016
Table 9-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Major Contracts above 10,000 TEU, 2015
Table 10-1: SWOT Analysis for China Shipbuilding Industry
Table 11-1: Merchant fleet by Ship Type in the Global Market on the Basis of Age of Vessels in Number of Units, 2010-2013
Table 12-1: Rationale behind the Market Share of Major Players in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 12-2: Market Share of Major Players in China Shipbuilding Industry on the basis of Revenues from Shipbuilding Operations in USD Billion and Percentage (%), 2015
Table 13-1: Competitive Landscape of CSIC Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategies, CAPEX, Sales of Vessels, Production of Vessels, Order Book, Major Projects, Margins and Export Revenues
Table 13-2: Competitive Landscape of CSSC Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategies, CAPEX, Sales of Vessels, Production of Vessels, Order Book, Major Projects, Margins and Export Revenues
Table 13-3: Competitive Landscape of CIMC Raffles Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategies, CAPEX, Sales of Vessels, Production of Vessels, Order Book, Major Projects, Margins and Export Revenues
Table 13-4: Competitive Landscape of COSCO Corporation Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategies, CAPEX, Sales of Vessels, Production of Vessels, Order Book, Major Projects, Margins and Export Revenues
Table 13-5: Competitive Landscape of CMIH Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategies, CAPEX, Sales of Vessels, Production of Vessels, Order Book, Major Projects, Margins and Export Revenues
Table 14-1: Rationale behind the Failure of Sainty Marine Company, 2016
Table 14-2: Rationale behind the Failure of Nantong Mingde Heavy Industry, 2014
Table 14-3: Rationale behind the Failure of Zhoushan Wuzhou Ship Repairing & Building Company Ltd.
Table 15-1: Types of Bulk Carriers in Global Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-1: Comparative Analysis of Cost Structure of China Shipbuilding Industry in Percentage Share of Total Cost, 2015
Table 16-2: Cost Analysis of China Shipbuilding Industry on the Basis of Percentage (%) Change in Costs on Year-on-Year Basis, 2015
Table 16-3: Comparative Analysis of Shipbuilding Costs in USD per 1000 Ton on the basis of Types of Ship, 2015
Table 16-4: Labor Rates in USD per Hour for “48M Fast Patrol Boat” in China Shipbuilding Industry
Table 16-5: Non-Recurring Cost in USD for 48 M Fast Patrols for China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-6: Pricing Analysis for 48 M Fast Patrols in USD in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-7: Number of Months for Delivery of 48M Fast Patrol in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-8: Cost Specification for 48M Fast Patrol in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-9: Cost Specification for 48M Fast Patrol in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-10: Recurring Cost for 48 M Fast Patrols in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2015
Table 16-11: Total Price with Risk for Construction of 48M Fast Patrol Boat in China Shipbuilding Industry in USD, 2015
Table 17-1: China Shipbuilding Industry Future Outlook on the basis of Revenues, 2016-2020
Table 17-2: China Shipbuilding Industry Cause & Effect Relationship
Table 17-3: Future Opportunities in China Shipbuilding Market, 2016-2020
Table 17-4: Analyst Recommendation for China Shipbuilding Industry
Table 17-5: Strategies of Major Shipbuilding Nations Which Led to their Leadership in the Past
Table 18-1: Rationale for the Number of People Employed in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2010-2020
Table 18-2: Rationale for the Number of Shipyards in China Shipbuilding Industry, 2010-2020
Table 18-3: Rationale for Global Sea Borne Trade, 2010-2020
Table 18-4: Rationale for Global Losses & Disposals of Ships, 2010-2020

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