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Core Viewpoint - Liaoning province is experiencing a surge in fishing vessel orders, particularly for the modernization of wooden boats to fiberglass or steel, driven by safety concerns and government policies aimed at upgrading the fishing fleet [1][11][19]. Group 1: Current Market Dynamics - Despite the cold weather, small shipyards in Dalian are bustling with activity, receiving a high volume of orders for fishing vessels, which is unusual for this time of year [5][9]. - The shipyard has built and delivered 12 fishing vessels since October 2025, with an additional 18 vessels on order, primarily due to the "wood to steel" policy encouraging fishermen to upgrade their boats [7][9]. - The production value for these shipyards has increased by over 200% year-on-year, with orders extending into May of the current year [9]. Group 2: Government Initiatives and Policies - The "wood to steel" initiative is part of a broader effort by the Liaoning government to modernize the fishing fleet, with a target to upgrade over 6,000 vessels within three years [9][19]. - Financial support measures have been introduced, including a phased reward system for upgrading wooden boats to new material vessels and loan interest subsidies, with rates of 2% and 1.5% planned for 2026 [15][17]. - As of now, 1,326 vessels have been initiated for upgrades, and banks have issued 216 million yuan in loans for vessel modernization, with 143 million yuan specifically for the "wood to steel" initiative [17]. Group 3: Safety Concerns and Upgrades - Historical data indicates that wooden fishing vessels have been involved in numerous emergency situations, highlighting significant safety risks associated with older boats [13]. - The government is focusing on not only replacing old vessels but also upgrading onboard equipment to enhance safety and efficiency [21]. - The establishment of a dedicated task force aims to streamline the modernization process and address challenges faced by fishermen, including the need for design blueprints for smaller vessels [21][25].