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Core Viewpoint - The upcoming U.S. port fee policy targeting Chinese vessels, referred to as the "shipping tax," is set to significantly impact Chinese shipping companies, with steep fee increases scheduled from 2025 to 2028 [1][5]. Group 1: New Port Fee Policy - The new port fee policy will charge Chinese shipowners/operators $50 per net ton in 2025, escalating to $140 per net ton by 2028, with a maximum of five charges per ship per year [1]. - Non-Chinese operators using Chinese-built vessels will face initial fees of $18 per net ton or $120 per TEU, rising to $33 per net ton and $250 per TEU in three years [1]. Group 2: Financial Impact on Companies - China COSCO Shipping Holdings may incur up to $1.5 billion in annual port fees by 2026, representing 5.3% of its projected annual revenue and consuming 74% of its expected EBIT [5]. - Orient Overseas International may face port fees of $654 million in 2026, accounting for 65% of its expected EBIT [5]. Group 3: Exemptions and Compliance - Certain exemptions exist for domestic shipping vessels, empty bulk carriers, and some roll-on/roll-off ships, but most container ships used in cross-border e-commerce are subject to the fees [4]. - Ships that fail to pay the fees on time will face severe penalties, including operational bans or detention [3]. Group 4: Industry Response - Major shipping companies are adjusting strategies, such as replacing vessels with those built in non-Chinese shipyards to avoid fees [9]. - The Premier Alliance plans to split existing routes to prevent Chinese-built ships from docking at U.S. ports [10]. - Companies are exploring transshipment routes through Canada, Mexico, or Caribbean ports to mitigate the impact of the new fees [11]. Group 5: Statements from Shipping Companies - Maersk has stated it will not pass additional costs onto customers and will adjust vessel deployment to avoid U.S. routes [13]. - CMA CGM has indicated it will not impose extra fees for shipments to the U.S. despite the challenges posed by the new service fees [13]. - MSC has announced a proactive restructuring of its global fleet network to manage the new costs, with a significant portion of its fleet built outside China [13]. Group 6: Market Outlook and Recommendations - The current market reflects a combination of short-term price advantages and long-term structural adjustments, necessitating flexibility and proactive planning [15]. - Companies are advised to seize opportunities in the current low freight rates for non-urgent shipments while preparing for potential long-term cost increases due to the new port fees [15][16]. - Supply chain resilience is emphasized as a critical factor for companies navigating the dual challenges of rising shipping costs and fluctuating freight rates [16].

Investment Rating - The report maintains a positive outlook on the shipping and shipbuilding sectors, recommending specific companies such as China Merchants Energy Shipping and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation [4][5]. Core Insights - The report highlights a stabilization in second-hand ship prices, with VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier) prices increasing by $1 million to $88 million and bulk carrier prices rising by $3.5 million to $50 million. The shipping sector is expected to recover, with a focus on companies like China Merchants Energy Shipping and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation [4]. - The report emphasizes the resilience of VLCC freight rates, which have shown a 9% decline week-on-week but remain strong at around $81,884 per day. The demand for crude oil is expected to remain robust, supported by China's refinery operations and OPEC's production adjustments [4]. - The report notes that the logistics sector is entering a new phase of competition, with a focus on price stability and potential mergers and acquisitions in the express delivery industry. Companies like Shentong Express and YTO Express are highlighted for their competitive advantages [4][5]. Summary by Sections Shipping Sector - Second-hand ship prices have stabilized, with VLCC prices up by $1 million to $88 million and bulk carrier prices up by $3.5 million to $50 million. The shipping sector is expected to recover, with recommendations for China Merchants Energy Shipping and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation [4]. - VLCC freight rates have shown resilience, currently at $81,884 per day, despite a 9% week-on-week decline. The demand for crude oil is expected to remain strong due to refinery operations in China and OPEC's production adjustments [4]. Logistics Sector - The express delivery industry is entering a new phase of competition, focusing on price stability and potential mergers and acquisitions. Companies like Shentong Express and YTO Express are highlighted for their competitive advantages [4][5]. Transportation Sector - The transportation index has decreased by 2.03%, underperforming the Shanghai Composite Index by 3.10 percentage points. The cross-border logistics sector showed the highest increase of 0.21%, while the road freight sector experienced the largest decline of 6.94% [5].

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. has implemented a new policy targeting China's shipbuilding industry, imposing additional service fees on Chinese-built ships entering U.S. ports, aiming to curb China's dominance in shipbuilding and support its own shipyards [2][3]. Group 1: U.S. Policy and Its Implications - The U.S. Trade Representative's office announced a policy on February 21, 2025, requiring additional fees for Chinese-built ships, starting from October 14, with fees set at $50 per ton for Chinese ships and $18 per ton or $120 per container for non-Chinese ships [2]. - The policy stems from a Section 301 investigation initiated on April 17, 2024, which highlighted China's subsidies and market practices, leading to significant cost increases for Chinese ships entering U.S. ports [3]. - The average cost for a large Chinese-built ship could double, resulting in an increase of $200 per TEU (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit) for shipping costs, which poses challenges for global trade [3]. Group 2: China's Shipbuilding Industry Performance - China's shipbuilding industry has been performing exceptionally well, with a completion rate of 55.7% of global shipbuilding, 74.1% of new orders, and 63.1% of hand-held orders as of January 16, 2024 [5]. - China leads in 14 out of 18 major ship types, including bulk carriers, oil tankers, and container ships, and has captured over 70% of global orders for green ships in the first three quarters of 2024 [5]. Group 3: Impact on Global Shipping and Competitors - Following the U.S. policy announcement, Chinese ship orders plummeted, with Norwegian and European shipping giants redirecting 30% of their orders to South Korean shipyards, which are now benefiting from the situation [6]. - South Korean shipyards, such as Hyundai Heavy Industries and Samsung Heavy Industries, have introduced "zero-risk compensation clauses" to attract clients and have seen a 25% increase in order tonnage by July [6]. - The global shipping chain has been disrupted, leading to increased shipping costs for high-value goods and a significant drop in shipping stocks on Wall Street [9]. Group 4: China's Countermeasures - In response to the U.S. policy, China has initiated reciprocal measures, including additional fees on Boeing aircraft entering Chinese ports and antitrust investigations into Qualcomm, impacting U.S. companies heavily reliant on the Chinese market [11]. - Chinese shipyards are upgrading their equipment and improving efficiency to capture markets in Southeast Asia and India, maintaining their leading position in global orders [11]. Group 5: Long-term Industry Dynamics - The ongoing trade conflict represents a struggle for global maritime influence, with shipping accounting for over 90% of world trade, and future trends leaning towards green transformation and digitalization [12]. - Despite U.S. efforts to regain its shipbuilding industry, analysts suggest that China's market share will remain above 60%, as the resilience of its industrial chain and international cooperation will enable it to adapt [12][14].

Core Viewpoint - The company is undergoing a transformation in its product structure, focusing on green and intelligent shipbuilding, while expanding its product offerings to include high-value vessels such as luxury cruise ships and large container ships [1][3][5]. Group 1: Product Structure Transformation - The company has evolved from primarily building bulk carriers and oil tankers to a diversified product range that includes luxury cruise ships, large container ships, and specialized vessels [3][5]. - The first domestically built large cruise ship, "Aida·Magic City," was successfully delivered on November 4, 2023, marking a significant milestone in China's cruise ship construction technology [3][5]. - The company has delivered a total of 602 vessels, amounting to 10.12 million deadweight tons [1]. Group 2: Green and Intelligent Shipbuilding - The company is transitioning from traditional single-fuel diesel engines to dual-fuel systems, incorporating ammonia and methanol fuels to meet stricter carbon emission regulations [5][6]. - The company has developed the "SWS-TIME" digital shipbuilding platform, which integrates various management processes and allows employees to track their tasks and progress via mobile devices [6][7]. Group 3: Export and Market Opportunities - The company's foreign trade export volume has exceeded $40 billion, with projections of $2 billion in annual exports for 2023, 2024, and 2025 [7]. - The current order book is heavily weighted towards container ships, which account for about half of the orders, alongside oil tankers and car carriers [7]. Group 4: Smart Warehouse Management - The company has implemented an intelligent warehouse system that automates the storage and retrieval of heavy materials, significantly improving efficiency [10][12]. - The intelligent warehouse, operational since October 2023, covers an area of 6,000 square meters and utilizes advanced technologies for real-time inventory management [10][12]. - The "cloud unpacking" method allows for remote inspection of materials, enhancing flexibility and efficiency in the verification process [11].

Group 1 - The development of a robust marine economy is crucial for building a maritime power, with recent initiatives like the "30 branches connect 30 enterprises" action by Huangpu Customs supporting the growth of ocean-going ship repair and construction businesses [1] - Huangpu Customs has been enhancing processing trade supervision reforms, providing tailored solutions for large shipbuilding enterprises, which is expected to reduce capital occupation by approximately 200 million yuan annually for China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding Co., Ltd [1] - The partnership between Huangpu Customs and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding Co., Ltd includes a comprehensive agreement covering theoretical learning, research projects, organizational development, and resource sharing [3] Group 2 - Huangpu Customs has actively engaged with the Huangpu Lingang Economic Zone, establishing a "smart ship supervision platform" to facilitate rapid customs clearance for domestic marine engineering equipment and container ships, enhancing their export competitiveness [4] - From January to July 2025, Huangpu Customs supervised the export of ships valued at 3.46 billion yuan, marking a year-on-year increase of 34.77% [4] - The historical significance of the Huangpu Customs and Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding Co., Ltd is highlighted through joint activities that reflect on their shared mission in advancing China's maritime capabilities [5][7]

Core Viewpoint - China Shipbuilding participated in the "Communicating Value and Building Confidence for the Future" event, highlighting the integration of research and development capabilities post-restructuring with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation [1] Group 1 - The company indicated that prior to the restructuring, there was significant overlap in ship types among its shipyards [1] - Important technological breakthroughs have been achieved in various fields such as container ships, LNG ships, bulk carriers, and government vessels in recent years [1] - Post-restructuring, the integration of research systems will enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve profitability through technology sharing and collaborative efforts [1]

Group 1 - HD Korean Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering signed a contract for the construction of 4 container ships with a total value of 651.9 billion KRW (approximately 470 million USD, 3.344 billion CNY), equating to a unit price of 117.5 million USD [2] - The 4 new ships will be built at HD Modern Samho in Jeollanam-do and are scheduled for delivery by the end of 2028 [2] - The order for these 8000 TEU conventional fuel container ships comes from Flex Box Shipping, a newly registered company in Singapore, which operates a fleet of 17 vessels [2] Group 2 - HD Korean Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering has secured a total of 14 container ship orders this year, amounting to approximately 1.92 billion USD (about 13.67 billion CNY) [2][4] - The company has achieved about 80.5% of its annual order target of 4.5 billion USD, with total new ship orders amounting to 3.622 billion USD (approximately 25.8 billion CNY) so far this year [4] - The total order volume for HD Korean Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering this year has reached 90 vessels, valued at 12.2 billion USD (approximately 86.9 billion CNY), which is about 67.7% of its annual target of 18.05 billion USD (approximately 130 billion CNY) [4]