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The week in newbuildings

Lloyd’s List’s weekly update of the newbuiding pipeline, providing commentary across the shipping sectors
on the key orders and fleet programmes

Latest orders

 


 
Weekly Commentaries

The week in newbuildings: Boxship revival continues

Cosco, SITC and Wan Hai Lines are all confirmed to have boosted their existing containership orderbooks, while Hapag-Lloyd is set to confirm newbuilding contracts in the near future

Containers Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: More big boxship orders signed

Maersk has contracted six ultra-large containerships in South Korea, while tonnage provider Seaspan has signed up for the same number of neo-panamax vessels in China

Containers Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: energy shipping sectors make up lion’s share of orders

New orders were dominated by the offshore and tanker segments, while big orders are in the pipeline for Maersk and Grimaldi for containerships and ro-pax ferries respectively

Tankers and Gas Week in Newbuildings

The week in newbuildings: Tankers dominate ordering activity

Newbuilding contracts for one chemical tanker, two crude oil tankers and 12 product tankers recorded in the past week. Meanwhile, MISC confirms order for pair of liquefied natural gas carriers at South Korean shipyard

Tankers and Gas Week in Newbuildings

The week in newbuildings: Containership orders prevail

CLdN, Marinakis Group, Navios Maritime Partners and an undisclosed buyer sign up for 16 containerships to boost capacity ordered this year to some 3m teu

Week in Newbuildings Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: Boxship orderbook keeps growing

Eastern Pacific Shipping, Evergreen, MSC and TS Lines are all understood to have boosted their existing boxship newbuilding orderbooks. More orders are expected, including up to 30 vessels for Hapag-Lloyd

Week in Newbuildings Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: Gas and offshore sectors dominate

The number of firm shipbuilding contracts was relatively low in comparison to previous weeks but was high in value terms. Two shipowners ordered a total of eight LNG tankers valued at a combined $2.3bn.

Week in Newbuildings Tankers and Gas

The week in newbuildings: HD Hyundai Mipo wins multiple orders

South Korea’s HD Hyundai Mipo wins orders for two LPG tankers, a pair of LNG bunkering vessels and two product tankers, all from European owners

Week in Newbuildings Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: Orders valued at $13bn signed

Newbuilding contracts for 123 ships valued at some $14bn were signed in the past two weeks

Week in Newbuildings Tankers and Gas

The week in newbuildings: Containership ordering frenzy continues

Pacific International Lines, Regional Container Lines and Wan Hai Lines add containership newbuildings, while MSC boosts ultra-large boxship orderbook by a further six vessels

Week in Newbuildings Shipbuilding

The week in newbuildings: Orders for 44 containerships confirmed

Tonnage providers Danaos, Eastern Pacific Shipping, Seaspan and container line operator MSC have each contracted containership newbuildings in the past week. These orders bring the number of boxships ordered since January to more than 150 vessels, with a combined capacity of some 1.8m teu

Week in Newbuildings Containers

The week in newbuildings: Orders valued at $10bn signed

Newbuilding contracts for one wind farm support vessel, three cruiseships, 13 bulk carriers, 13 vehicle carriers, 16 gas carriers and 29 tankers have been reported by shipbrokers, shipowners and shipyards in the past two weeks

Week in Newbuildings Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: Dry cargo carriers and containerships prevail

Six shipowners pen newbuilding contracts for bulk carriers, while in the containership sector Ocean Network Express adds methanol dual-fuel neo-panamaxes to its extensive orderbook

Week in Newbuildings Dry Bulk

The week in newbuildings: More containerships and cruiseships

South Korean shipyard confirms new order for 12 neo-panamax containerships, while Germany’s Meyer Werft wins 4,000-passenger cruiseship from Japanese shipowner

Week in Newbuildings Shipbuilding

The week in newbuildings: Containership tonnage providers rack up new orders

Boxship tonnage providers Danaos, Eastern Pacific Shipping and SFL Corp have tied up newbuilding contracts for a total of 17 vessels in the midsize containership and ultra large containership segments

Week in Newbuildings Shipbuilding

The week in newbuildings: Conventional fuel ordering spree continues

The tanker sector continues to provide the most activity in newbuildings. Greek owners in particular are investing in crude oil and product tankers with conventional fuel propulsion systems

Week in Newbuildings Containers
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