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China's shipbuilding industry is a global leader, with its three core indicators (completed tonnage, new orders, backlog) topping the world for 15 straight years. In 2024, it held 55.7%, 74.1%, and 63.1% of global market share in these areas respectively, dominating 14 out of 18 major ship types. It also leads in green ships (78.5% of international orders) and makes headway in high-value segments like LNG carriers.
*Scale & Efficiency: Far larger annual capacity and faster delivery (e.g., 1 ship every 5 days from 3 Shanghai yards) backed by an integrated industrial chain for unbeatable cost competitiveness.
*Market Diversity: Excels across bulk carriers, container ships, and offshore vessels (vs. Europe’s niche focus), with a 4-year backlog ensuring stability.
*Green Agility: Full coverage of mainstream green ship types and proactive R&D into low-carbon tech, aligning with global emission rules faster.
*High-End Tech: Europe leads in wind propulsion, advanced marine systems, and luxury cruise ships (97% global share), supported by stronger R&D funding.
*Policy & Legal Readiness: Europe has mature maritime regulations and legal systems; China lacks robust R&D incentives, with 90% of domestic yards losing London arbitrations.
*Industry Coordination: Europe avoids cutthroat competition; China’s internal price wars harm profits and innovation.
China leads globally in shipbuilding volume, market share, and green momentum, outperforming Europe in mainstream segments. To become a high-value leader, it must narrow gaps in high-end tech, policy support, legal risk management, and industry coordination—key steps to rival Europe in top-tier markets.
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