South Korean shipyards, led by Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., are still struggling to cut costs through unpaid leave for their workers and shutting down dry docks idled amid a...[详细]
South Korean shipyards stood at second place in terms of new orders secured in the first three months of the year, with their order backlog continuing to slip, industry data ...[详细]
South Korea’s two major shipbuilders — Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. and Samsung Heavy Industries Co. — said Friday that they will strive to boost their profitability via i...[详细]
South Korean shipbuilders bagged more than half of new orders placed around the globe last month, relegating China to second place, industry data showed on Tuesday.[详细]
Shipyards become the next victim of the deteriorating conditions in the dry bulk, container and offshore markets as 2016 looks to set the record for the lowest newbuilding co...[详细]
Readers who have been following Seatrade Maritime News coverage of China’s shipbuilding market would be familiar with the country’s shipyard “white list” and the meaning ...[详细]
China’s shipyards have continued to see newbuilding orders rise over the first four months of this year compared to year-ago level, but the new deals are virtually all conce...[详细]
It is essential that new orders are placed within the next three to six months for the yard industry to fill up its orderbooks for 2017, according to Danish Ship Finance.[详细]
Chinese shipbuilders have continued to see dwindling new vessel orders in the first 11 months of this year as the industry is challenged by a prolonged slump. ...[详细]
China has announced that 11 more shipyards have made the ‘white list’ status, with 10 from the private sector and one state-owned yard, adding on to the current 60 that are...[详细]
