江苏新造船出口迎来“开门红”

Core Viewpoint - The shipbuilding industry in Jiangsu is experiencing a strong start to the year with multiple new vessels being delivered and exported, indicating a positive trend in the sector's growth and international competitiveness [1][2]. Group 1: Ship Delivery and Export Performance - Jiangsu's shipbuilding sector achieved a record high of 4 vessels exported in a single day on January 7, with a total value exceeding 1.2 billion yuan [1]. - The shipbuilding capacity in Yangzhou is projected to reach 8 million deadweight tons by 2025, with an expected annual delivery of 90 new vessels, marking a 7% year-on-year increase [1]. - The largest new vessel in Zhenjiang, a 31.9 million-ton "green" super-large oil tanker, was successfully launched, featuring the highest international emission standards and energy-saving devices [1]. Group 2: Order Backlog and Future Plans - Five shipyards, including Zhenjiang and Xin Hantong, currently hold an order backlog of approximately 251 vessels, with construction plans extending to 2029 [2]. - In Qidong, the first vessel of the year, a 12,500 cubic meter LNG bunkering ship, has been delivered, along with two 40,000 cubic meter LPG ammonia transport vessels set for delivery soon [2]. - In Nantong, three new offshore vessels have successfully completed trials within two days, showcasing a range of high-end ship types including offshore service platforms and large car roll-on/roll-off ships [2].