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Non classifié/unclassified C/WP6/SG(2005)4/ADD1 C/WP6/SG(2005)4/ADD1 Non classifié/unclassified Organisation de Coopération et de Développement Economiques Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 14-Jun-2005 Bil. CONSEIL COUNCIL GROUPE DE TRAVAIL SUR LA CONSTRUCTION NAVALE WORKING PARTY ON SHIPBUILDING Sous-groupe sur l'offre et la demande Sub-Group on Supply and Demand STATISTIQUES SUR LA PRODUCTION, LES COMMANDES ET LES EXPORTATIONS DE NAVIRES EN 2004 STATISTICS ON SHIP PRODUCTION, EXPORTS AND ORDERS IN 2004 Le présent document est un addendum au document C/WP6/SG(2005)4. Il contient les données reçues de la Chine. This document is an addendum to document C/WP6/SG(2005)4. It contains data received from China. Contact: Structural Policy Division, Mr. Shin IMAI, tel. 33 1 45 24 98 74, fax. 33 1 44 30 62 57, E-mail: shin.imai@oecd.org JT00186340 Bil. Document complet disponible sur OLIS dans son format d'origine Complete document available on OLIS in its original format

I. STATE OF THE ORDERBOOK STATE AT THE END OF 2004 No. gt % cgt(a) % I. Tonnage building 403 3 967 278 18.5 3 037 838 22.5 II. Tonnage yet to lay down (1) 705 17 496 296 81.5 10 485 050 77.5 III. Total tonnage on orderbook 1 108 21 463 574 100 13 522 888 100 of which for export (2) 679 18 001 947 83.9 10 831 135 80.1 IV. Types of ships on orderbook (breakdown of III) 1) Crude oil tankers (single hull) (3) 2 1 536 0.0 2 611 0.0 2) Crude oil tankers (double hull) (4) 42 3 400 156 15.8 1 240 508 9.2 3) Product and chemical carriers 159 4 623 194 21.5 3 190 332 23.6 4) Bulk carriers (excl. combined carriers) 323 7 402 149 34.5 3 433 832 25.4 5) Combined carriers 6) General cargo ships 43 347 288 1.6 370 116 2.7 7) Reefers 8)Full container ships and high speed liners 243 4 806 006 22.4 3 687 496 27.3 9) Ro-Ro vessels 4 10 091 0.0 15 137 0.1 10) Car carriers 9 215 510 1.0 140 082 1.0 11) LPG carriers (5) 2 28 900 0.1 33 235 0.2 12) LNG carriers (5) 2 196 000 0.9 343 000 2.5 13) Ferries 7 111 127 0.5 117 596 0.9 14) Passenger ships 17 16 407 0.1 66 528 0.5 15) Fishing vessels 67 21 384 0.1 85 536 0.6 16) Other non-cargo vessels 188 283 826 1.3 796 879 5.9 TOTAL (=III) 1 108 21 463 574 100 13 522 888 100 V. Value of orderbook National Exchange US Dollar** % currency* rate*** * million CNY Total 33 236 4 019 8.27 100 ** million Dollar of which for export(2) 21 705 2 625 8.27 65.3 *** CNY/USD (a) See Table IV: Specification in compensated tonnage. (1) Firm contracts only, options not included. (2) Tonnage to be delivered to foreign countries/flags. (3) Inclusive of tankers with double bottoms or sides. (4) Ships fulfilling IMO requirements for double hulled tankers. (5)Volume in cubic metres: LPG:...; LNG:... 2

II. SHIPS COMPLETED No. gt % cgt(a) % I. Ships launched of which for export (1) II. Ships completed 1 115 5 445 515 100 4 575 913 100 of which for export (1) 183 3 452 997 63.4 2 208 244 48.3 III. Types of ships completed (breakdown of II) 1) Crude oil tankers (single hull) (2) 40 27 861 0.5 47 364 1.0 2) Crude oil tankers (double hull) (3) 14 614 432 11.3 248 353 5.4 3) Product and chemical carriers 45 890 802 16.4 669 832 14.6 4) Bulk carriers (excl. combined carriers) 568 2 638 332 48.4 1 797 017 39.3 5) Combined carriers 6) General cargo ships 15 138 858 2.5 136 570 3.0 7) Reefers 8)Full container ships and high speed liners 54 774 828 14.2 618 614 13.5 9) Ro-Ro vessels 11 48 693 0.9 57 401 1.3 10) Car carriers 11) LPG carriers (4) 12) LNG carriers (4) 13) Ferries 14) Passenger ships 34 41 978 0.8 170 040 3.7 15) Fishing vessels 134 41 203 0.8 162 832 3.6 16) Other non-cargo vessels 200 228 528 4.2 667 891 14.6 TOTAL (=II) 1 115 5 445 515 100 4 575 914 100 IV. Value of ships completed National Exchange US Dollar** % currency* rate*** * million CNY Total 33 236 4 019 8.27 100 ** million Dollar of which for export(1) 21 705 2 625 8.27 65.3 *** CNY/USD (a) See Table IV: Specification in compensated tonnage. (1) Tonnage to be delivered to foreign countries/flags. (2) Inclusive of tankers with double bottoms or sides. (3) Ships fulfilling IMO requirements for double hulled tankers. (4) Volume in cubic meters: LPG:...; LNG:... 3

III. NEW ORDERS No. gt % cgt(a) % I. Orders placed, Total 1 313 11 106 061 100 8 205 817 100 of which for export (1) 382 9 034 869 81.4 5 768 944 70.3 II. Types of ships ordered (breakdown of I) 1) Crude oil tankers (single hull) (2) 10 5 530 0.0 9 401 0.1 2) Crude oil tankers (double hull) (3) 18 1 726 126 15.5 557 709 6.8 3) Product and chemical carriers 75 1 717 264 15.5 1 225 829 14.9 4) Bulk carriers (excl. combined carriers) 574 3 018 730 27.2 1 896 875 23.1 5) Combined carriers 6) General cargo ships 39 284 640 2.6 305 521 3.7 7) Reefers 8)Full container ships and high speed liners 186 3 792 015 34.1 2 876 092 35.0 9) Ro-Ro vessels 9 15 807 0.1 20 147 0.2 10) Car carriers 2 23 000 0.2 14 950 0.2 11) LPG carriers (4) 2 28 900 0.3 33 235 0.4 12) LNG carriers (4) 2 196 000 1.8 343 000 4.2 13) Ferries 3 38 327 0.3 44 076 0.5 14) Passenger ships 31 32 910 0.3 132 338 1.6 15) Fishing vessels 156 43 744 0.4 174 976 2.1 16) Other non-cargo vessels 206 183 068 1.6 571 668 7.0 TOTAL (=I) 1 313 11 106 061 100 8 205 817 100 III. Value of ships ordered National Exchange US Dollar** % currency* rate*** * million CNY Total 98 079 11 860 8.27 100 ** million Dollar of which for export(1) 83 903 10 146 8.27 85.5 *** CNY/USD (a) See Table IV: Specification in compensated tonnage. (1) Tonnage to be delivered to foreign countries/flags. (2) Inclusive of tankers with double bottoms or sides. (3) Ships fulfilling IMO requirements for double hulled tankers. (4) Volume in cubic meters: LPG:...; LNG:... 4

IV. SPECIFICATION IN COMPENSATED TONNAGE Types of ships coefficient Orderbook end of 2004 Completed in 2004 Ordered in 2004 No. cgt No. cgt No. cgt 1) Crude oil tankers (dwt) (single hull) (1) under 4 000 1.70 2 2 611 40 47 364 10 9 401 4 000-10 000 1.15 10 000-30 000 0.75 30 000-50 000 0.60 50 000-80 000 0.50 80 000-160 000 0.40 160 000-250 000 0.30 250 000 and over 0.25 2) Crude oil tankers (dwt) (double hull) (2) under 4 000 1.85 1 2 368 6 7 443 4 2 011 4 000-10 000 1.30 6 29 606 1 4 160 1 6 499 10 000-30 000 0.85 30 000-50 000 0.70 50 000-80 000 0.55 11 255 482 3 64 010 3 73 013 80 000-160 000 0.45 9 238 725 2 76 477 160 000-250 000 0.35 250 000 and over 0.35 15 714 327 2 96 264 10 476 187 3) Product & chemical carriers (dwt) under 4 000 2.30 12 48 477 11 15 661 14 28 755 4 000-10 000 1.60 4 13 120 1 6 502 2 13 120 10 000-30 000 1.05 38 522 208 10 128 826 20 241 662 30 000-50 000 0.80 40 804 437 15 295 081 15 299 230 50 000-80 000 0.60 48 1 224 278 5 121 796 20 507 107 80 000 and over 0.55 17 577 811 3 101 967 4 135 956 (1) Inclusive of tankers with double bottoms or sides. (2) Ships fulfilling IMO requirements for double hulled tankers. 5

IV. SPECIFICATION IN COMPENSATED TONNAGE (cont d) Types of ships coefficient Orderbook end of 2004 Completed in 2004 Ordered in 2004 No. cgt No. cgt No. cgt 4) Bulk carriers (excluding combined carriers) (dwt) under 4 000 1.60 106 229 725 442 575 072 440 628 134 4 000-10 000 1.10 59 268 866 60 218 554 79 301 102 10 000-30 000 0.70 13 99 533 20 158 184 9 44 450 30 000-50 000 0.60 16 205 540 11 156 497 6 77 770 50 000-80 000 0.50 93 1 667 712 29 526 711 27 494 072 80 000-160 000 0.40 1 17 066 160 000 and over 0.30 35 945 391 6 162 000 13 351 347 5) Combined carriers (dwt) under 10 000 (3) 10 000-30 000 0.90 30 000-50 000 0.75 50 000-80 000 0.60 80 000-160 000 0.50 160 000 and over 0.40 6) General cargo ships (dwt) under 4 000 1.85 9 28 392 5 19 666 12 42 045 4 000-10 000 1.35 11 88 071 5 36 399 4 31 199 10 000-20 000 1.00 19 179 703 2 18 277 21 195 303 20 000-30 000 0.85 4 73 950 2 36 975 30 000 and over (4) 3 62 279 7) Reefers (dwt) under 4 000 2.05 4 000-10 000 1.50 10 000 and over 1.25 (3) Same coefficient as for bulk carriers. (4) Same coefficient as for Combined carriers. 6

IV. SPECIFICATION IN COMPENSATED TONNAGE (cont d) Types of ships coefficient Orderbook end of 2004 Completed in 2004 Ordered in 2004 No. cgt No. cgt No. cgt 8) Full container ships and high speed liners (dwt) under 4 000 (5) 33 119 736 24 69 871 38 117 303 4 000-10 000 1.20 30 217 726 12 84 564 22 166 618 10 000-20 000 0.90 71 719 225 3 28 409 43 457 719 20 000-30 000 0.80 34 479 382 3 43 862 19 278 345 30 000-50 000 0.75 29 723 495 5 110 847 23 596 199 50 000 and over 0.65 46 1 427 933 7 281 060 41 1 259 908 9) Ro-Ro vessels (dwt) under 4 000 1.50 4 15 137 6 20 910 6 11 831 4 000-10 000 1.05 5 36 491 3 8 316 10 000-20 000 0.80 20 000-30 000 0.70 30 000 and over 0.65 10) Car carriers (dwt) under 4 000 1.10 4 000-10 000 0.75 10 000-20 000 0.65 9 140 082 2 14 950 20 000-30 000 0.55 30 000 and over 0.45 11) LPG carriers (dwt) under 4 000 2.05 4 000-10 000 1.60 10 000-20 000 1.15 2 33 235 2 33 235 20 000-30 000 0.90 30 000-50 000 0.80 50 000 and over 0.70 (5) Same coefficient as for general cargo ships. 7

IV. SPECIFICATION IN COMPENSATED TONNAGE (cont d) Types of ships coefficient Orderbook end of 2004 Completed in 2004 Ordered in 2004 No. cgt No. cgt No. cgt 12) LNG carriers (dwt) under 10 000 (6) 10 000-20 000 1.25 20 000-30 000 1.15 30 000-50 000 1.00 50 000 and over 0.75 2 343 000 2 343 000 13) Ferries (gt) under 1 000 3.00 1 000-3 000 2.25 3 000-10 000 1.65 10 000-20 000 1.15 5 80 876 3 44 076 20 000 and over 0.90 2 36 720 14) Passenger ships (gt) under 1 000 6.00 14 27 786 23 48 720 25 52 266 1 000-3 000 4.00 2 13 656 9 78 984 4 29 900 3 000-10 000 3.00 1 25 086 2 42 336 2 50 172 10 000-20 000 2.00 20 000-40 000 1.60 40 000-60 000 1.40 60 000 and over 1.25 15) Fishing vessels (gt) under 1 000 4.00 67 85 536 133 156 892 156 174 976 1 000-3 000 3.00 1 5 940 3 000 and over 2.00 16) Other non-cargo vessels (gt) under 1 000 5.00 96 187 560 136 222 540 153 240 235 1 000-3 000 3.20 61 340 509 49 265 600 37 193 043 3 000-10 000 2.00 27 235 810 12 112 884 12 105 390 10 000 and over 1.50 1 33 000 3 66 867 1 33 000 (6) Same coefficient as for LPG carriers. 8