China's shipbuilding orders accounted for 80% of the world's total in June, and South Korean media said the gap between China and South Korea was growing.

CTOnews.com July 10 news, according to South Korean media "Chosun llbo" reported that the British shipbuilding and shipping industry analyst Clarksons recently released data show that China's new shipbuilding orders, far ahead of South Korea.

▲ map source Pexels data show that the global ship bookings in June is 95, CGT (CTOnews.com Note: modified gross tons, refers to the ship construction workload, is the most accurate indicator of shipbuilding workload. ) is 2.76 million Of these, China received orders for 71 (2.2 million CGT) ships, accounting for 80 per cent of the world, ranking first in the world, while South Korea received orders for 10 (380000 CGT) ships, accounting for 14 per cent of the world, ranking second.

The data also showed that global orders totaled 678 units (17.81 million CGT) in the first half of this year, down 34 per cent from the same period last year. Of these, China received orders for 428 (10.43 million CGT) ships, accounting for 59 per cent of the world, while South Korea received orders for 114ships (5.16 million CGT), accounting for 29 per cent of the world (all based on CGT).

South Korean media say the gap between China and South Korea's shipbuilding industry is widening, with China and South Korea winning 7% of new orders in May this year. It turned 8:1 in June, and South Korea's shipbuilding industry is giving a red light on how to win new orders.