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High-priced orders being fulfilled, order books overflowing, and capacity tight—domestic shipyards enjoy a 'bumper harvest,' but exercise caution in securing new orders | Fax
① Reporters have learned that high-priced orders placed in 2023–2024 are gradually entering the delivery phase, and coupled with the continued decline in shipbuilding steel prices in recent years, shipyards’ gross margins may remain elevated over the next two years; ② Order backlogs are largely scheduled beyond 2030, with only a few large shipyards having limited availability during 2028–2029 to accommodate additional high-priced orders; ③ Newbuild tankers and bulk carriers will be the primary drivers of demand over the next two years.
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