希腊船东11月订单量占比上升

Core Viewpoint - Greek shipowners are systematically increasing their orders in strategic sectors, anticipating strong future demand, with Greece's new ship orders reaching 693 vessels in November, up from 651 in October, representing a 0.53% increase [1] Group 1: Greek Shipbuilding Orders - Greece's new ship orders reached 693 vessels, a rise from 651 in October, marking a 0.53% increase in the number of vessels [1] - Greece accounted for 15.6% of global ship orders, an increase from 15.07% the previous month, with a total of 4425 vessels ordered globally [1] Group 2: Breakdown of Ship Types - The most significant growth was observed in bulk carriers, with Greek shipowners having 162 vessels under construction, representing approximately 12% of global bulk carrier orders [1] - In the tanker sector, Greece continues to lead with 302 tankers under construction, accounting for 24% of global tanker orders [1] - Container ship orders have steadily increased to 126 vessels, making up 11% of the global total, while LNG ship orders stand at 57 vessels, representing 18%, and LPG ship orders at 46 vessels, accounting for 15% [1]