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Home›Green Marine›China Accounted for 19% of the World’s Shipbuilding Market
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June 14, 2007 · about 19 years ago

China Accounted for 19% of the World’s Shipbuilding Market

China’s Shipbuilding industry developed rapidly during the 10th Five-Year Plan period (2000-2005) with an average annual growth rate of 29%. In 2006, China’s shipbuilding output reached 14.52 million deadweight tons, which accounted for 19% in global shipbuilding market and ranked third of the world

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China’s Shipbuilding industry developed rapidly during the 10th Five-Year Plan period (2000-2005) with an average annual growth rate of 29%. In 2006, China’s shipbuilding output reached 14.52 million deadweight tons, which accounted for 19% in global shipbuilding market and ranked third of the world for 12 consecutive years

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