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Singapore consolidates registry gains as reflagging wave shows no sign of reversing

  • Over 670 vessels totalling 52m dwt have reflagged to Singapore since 2024, overwhelmingly driven by the US-China trade confrontation
  • The port fee suspension slowed but did not reverse the trend — owners are locking in new flag positions, not waiting to go back
  • Hong Kong and Panama have been the biggest losers, both undermined by geopolitical exposure they could not neutralise

Lloyd’s List Intelligence data reveals 673 vessels have switched to Singapore’s registry since 2024, with tonnage from Hong Kong accounting for nearly half the inflow

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