DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "China Shipbuilding Industry Outlook to 2020 - Concentration on Gas Carriers and Cruise Ships to Stimulate China Shipbuilding Industry" report to their offering.
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.
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.
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.
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).
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
2. Research Methodology
3. Value Chain Analysis of China's Shipbuilding Industry
4. China Shipbuilding Industry Market Size, 2010-2015
5. China's Shipbuilding Market Segmentation, 2010-2015
6. Snapshot on Chinese Military/Naval Vessels
7. Snapshot on Major Customer Base for China Shipbuilding Sector
8. China Ship Repair Industry Introduction
9. Growth Drivers and Trends of the Chinese Shipbuilding Industry
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
14. Major Failure Case Studies in China's Shipbuilding Industry
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
17. China Shipbuilding Market Future Outlook and Projections, 2016-2020
18. Macroeconomic Factors in China's Shipbuilding Industry
Companies Mentioned
- China Merchants Industry Holdings
- China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation
- China State Shipbuilding Corporation
- CIMC Raffles Offshore Co. Ltd.
- COSCO Corporation
For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/h8cs6c/china
Related Topics: Gas, Travel and Tourism, Shipbuilding and Ship Parts
