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Offshore Support Vessels: Global Prospects to 2020

The international offshore support vessel sector has enjoyed large-scale growth in recent years. In addition, day rates have risen to some of their highest ever levels. Future prospects for the offshore support vessel sector look to be positive in the near-term, although current newbuilding orders may place a downward pressure on day rates in the near future. However, continued exploration and development of new and regenerated offshore oil and gas discoveries are forecast to maintain interest in the offshore support sector well into the future. This detailed Report examines the current/recent supply and demand conditions in each of the main offshore support vessel markets, covering:

AHTS Vessels
AHT Vessels
Platform Supply Vessels
Offshore Supply Vessels
Survey/Seismic Vessels
Standby Vessels
Diving Support Vessels
This Report examines the outlook for the offshore support vessel sector throughout the period to 2020, through in-depth analysis of recent/current developments and extensive future forecasts.

Included in the Report are detailed analyses and forecasts in the areas of:

Fleet Development
Scrapping Levels
Charter Rates
This major new Report provides invaluable independent analysis on the future development prospects for the offshore support vessel sector. It represents the most up-to-date and comprehensive examination available of the offshore sector, and is essential reading for all parties with an interest in this sector.

Table of Contents :-

SECTION 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Section offers a summary of the principal points emerging from the detailed and extensive analyses. In addition, this Section includes a summary of the most significant points and conclusions emerging from the Report – these are presented in the order of the corresponding Sections for ease of reference.

SECTION 2 WORLD OFFSHORE OIL & GAS ACTIVITY
Provides a brief history of offshore production followed by detailed analysis of overall offshore oil and gas production. Each main offshore production region is examined in turn, with further detailed analysis of offshore oil and gas production on a country-by country level, with the main market / field and technology developments highlighted for the recent past. In addition, offshore rig activity is investigated highlighting offshore developments for the past decade.

SECTION 3 AHT / AHTS VESSELS : FLEETS & MARKETS
Provides an analysis of the overall AHT / AHTS fleet development since 1997, with a detailed examination of the AHT / AHTS fleet in 2007 by fleet development, age profile, BHP and flag analysis. The top owners are detailed, with several owners’ fleets further investigated. The current orderbook for newbuildings is examined. Recent developments in day rates are examined, highlighting the substantial growth in recent years.

SECTION 4 OTHER SUPPORT VESSELS : FLEETS & MARKETS
This Section examines current and recent developments for a number of other offshore sectors. These include:- Platform Supply Vessels (PSV) Standby Vessels Offshore Supply Vessels Diving Support Vessels Survey Vessels Analysis of the fleet includes:- Fleet development Flag Age profile Owner/operator profiles BHP

In addition, the orderbook for newbuildings details the number of vessels in each sector by owner. The current and recent developments within PSV charter rates are also examined, highlighting the recent rapid growth.

SECTION 5 OFFSHORE SUPPORT VESSELS : ACTIVE SHIPYARDS
There has been considerable interest in the offshore sector in recent years following the rise in employment and day rates. This Section analyses offshore vessel construction by country and offshore vessel sectors in recent years through current orders. The current orderbook for the main offshore vessel sectors is examined, detailing the main shipbuilding yards. The orderbook is also examined, highlighting the number and types of vessels under construction in each yard and country.

SECTION 6 OFFSHORE OIL & GAS ACTIVITY TO 2020
This Section provides an insight into future developments of offshore oil and gas exploration and production on a regional and country-by-country basis. These forward offshore developments provide a forecast for future offshore oil and gas production in total and by main production region through to 2020. The analysis is presented for the future offshore oil and gas production in the form of Base, Low and High Case scenarios.

SECTION 7 OFFSHORE SUPPLY VESSELS : MARKET OUTLOOK TO 2020
This Section examines the associated development of the main offshore sectors through to 2020, with in-depth analysis of scrapping and newbuilding levels. The Base, Low and High Case outline future fleet developments under differing economic scenarios. The implications for the day charter rates are evaluated for the main shipping types.

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Shipping Corporation of India Ltd Financial and Strategic Analysis Review

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. (SCI) is a government and public owned shipping transport company. It is engaged in the bulk carrier, tanker, liner and passenger vessel services, technical and offshore services. SCI operates in three reportable segments namely, bulk segment, liner segment and others segment. The bulk segment includes crude and product tankers, dry bulk carriers, gas carriers and phosphoric acid carriers. The liner segment includes break bulk and container transport. The others segment includes offshore vessels, passenger vessels and services and ships are managed on behalf of other organizations.
 
 Global Markets Direct, the leading business information provider, presents an in-depth business, strategic and financial analysis of The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd.. The report provides a comprehensive insight into the company, including business structure and operations, executive biographies and key competitors. The hallmark of the report is the detailed strategic analysis and Global Markets Direct’s views on the company.
 
 Scope
 
 • The company’s strengths and weaknesses and areas of development or decline are analyzed. Financial, strategic and operational factors are considered.
 • The opportunities open to the company are considered and its growth potential assessed. Competitive or technological threats are highlighted.
 • The report contains critical company information – business structure and operations, the company history, major products and services, key competitors, key employees and executive biographies, different locations and important subsidiaries.
 • It provides detailed financial ratios for the past five years as well as interim ratios for the last four quarters.
 • Financial ratios include profitability, margins and returns, liquidity and leverage, financial position and efficiency ratios.
 
 Reasons to buy
 
 • A quick “one-stop-shop” to understand the company.
 • Enhance business/sales activities by understanding customers’ businesses better.
 • Get detailed information and financial & strategic analysis on companies operating in your industry.
 • Identify prospective partners and suppliers – with key data on their businesses and locations.
 • Capitalize on competitors’ weaknesses and target the market opportunities available to them.
 • Compare your company’s financial trends with those of your peers / competitors.
 • Scout for potential acquisition targets, with detailed insight into the companies’ strategic, financial and operational performance.

Table Of Contents :

Key Information 1
Key Ratios 1
Share Data 1
Performance Chart 1
Table Of Contents 2
List of Tables 3
List of Figures 3
Key Facts 4
Business Overview 4
Bulk 4
Overview 4
Production 4
Financials 4
Capital Expenditure 4
Market View 5
Key Strategies 5
Liner 5
Overview 5
Financials 5
Capital Expenditure 5
Market View 5
Key Strategies 5
Others 5
Overview 5
Production 6
Capital Expenditure 6
Market View 6
Key Strategies 6
Major Products and Services 6
Overview 6
History 7
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. BUSINESS STRATEGY 8
SWOT Analysis Overview 9
Overview 9
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Strengths 9
Dominant Market Position 9
Steady Revenue Growth 9
Diversified Shipping Businesses 9
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Weaknesses 9
Decreasing Margins 9
Poor Resource Management 9
Declining Income from Liner Segment 9
Decreasing Transportation Volumes 9
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Opportunities 10
Emerging Asia 10
Strategic Diversification 10
Rising Demand for Liner and Container Business 10
LNG Projects 10
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Threats 10
Stringent Environmental Regulations 10
Price Escalations 10
Intense Competition 11
Ageing Fleet 11
Key Competitors 12
Key Employees 12
Key Employee Biographies 13
Company Statement 14
Locations And Subsidiaries 18
Head Office 18
Other Locations & Subsidiaries 18
Financial Ratios 19
Capital Market Ratios 19
Annual Ratios 20
Interim Ratios 21
Ratio Charts 22
Corporate Social Responsibilities Specific Initiatives 23
Overview 23
Appendix 24
Methodology 24
Ratio Definitions 24
About Global Markets Direct 27
Contact Us 27
Disclaimer 27

List of Tables

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Facts, 2007 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Ratios 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Share Data 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Facts 4
Major Products and Services 6
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., History 7
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Employee Biographies 13
Currency Codes 24
Capital Market Ratios 24
Equity Ratios 25
These ratios are based on per share value. 25
Profitability Ratios 25
Cost Ratios 25
Liquidity Ratios 26
Leverage Ratios 26
Efficiency Ratios 27

List of Figures

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Performance Chart (2004 - 2008) 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Ratio Charts 22
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The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. (SCI) is a government and public owned shipping transport company. It is engaged in the bulk carrier, tanker, liner and passenger vessel services, technical and offshore services. SCI operates in three reportable segments namely, bulk segment, liner segment and others segment. The bulk segment includes crude and product tankers, dry bulk carriers, gas carriers and phosphoric acid carriers. The liner segment includes break bulk and container transport. The others segment includes offshore vessels, passenger vessels and services and ships are managed on behalf of other organizations.
 
 Global Markets Direct, the leading business information provider, presents an in-depth business, strategic and financial analysis of The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd.. The report provides a comprehensive insight into the company, including business structure and operations, executive biographies and key competitors. The hallmark of the report is the detailed strategic analysis and Global Markets Direct’s views on the company.
 
 Scope
 
 • The company’s strengths and weaknesses and areas of development or decline are analyzed. Financial, strategic and operational factors are considered.
 • The opportunities open to the company are considered and its growth potential assessed. Competitive or technological threats are highlighted.
 • The report contains critical company information – business structure and operations, the company history, major products and services, key competitors, key employees and executive biographies, different locations and important subsidiaries.
 • It provides detailed financial ratios for the past five years as well as interim ratios for the last four quarters.
 • Financial ratios include profitability, margins and returns, liquidity and leverage, financial position and efficiency ratios.
 
 Reasons to buy
 
 • A quick “one-stop-shop” to understand the company.
 • Enhance business/sales activities by understanding customers’ businesses better.
 • Get detailed information and financial & strategic analysis on companies operating in your industry.
 • Identify prospective partners and suppliers – with key data on their businesses and locations.
 • Capitalize on competitors’ weaknesses and target the market opportunities available to them.
 • Compare your company’s financial trends with those of your peers / competitors.
 • Scout for potential acquisition targets, with detailed insight into the companies’ strategic, financial and operational performance.
 

Table Of Contents :

Key Information 1
Key Ratios 1
Share Data 1
Performance Chart 1
Table Of Contents 2
List of Tables 3
List of Figures 3
Key Facts 4
Business Overview 4
Bulk 4
Overview 4
Production 4
Financials 4
Capital Expenditure 4
Market View 5
Key Strategies 5
Liner 5
Overview 5
Financials 5
Capital Expenditure 5
Market View 5
Key Strategies 5
Others 5
Overview 5
Production 6
Capital Expenditure 6
Market View 6
Key Strategies 6
Major Products and Services 6
Overview 6
History 7
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. BUSINESS STRATEGY 8
SWOT Analysis Overview 9
Overview 9
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Strengths 9
Dominant Market Position 9
Steady Revenue Growth 9
Diversified Shipping Businesses 9
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Weaknesses 9
Decreasing Margins 9
Poor Resource Management 9
Declining Income from Liner Segment 9
Decreasing Transportation Volumes 9
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Opportunities 10
Emerging Asia 10
Strategic Diversification 10
Rising Demand for Liner and Container Business 10
LNG Projects 10
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. - Threats 10
Stringent Environmental Regulations 10
Price Escalations 10
Intense Competition 11
Ageing Fleet 11
Key Competitors 12
Key Employees 12
Key Employee Biographies 13
Company Statement 14
Locations And Subsidiaries 18
Head Office 18
Other Locations & Subsidiaries 18
Financial Ratios 19
Capital Market Ratios 19
Annual Ratios 20
Interim Ratios 21
Ratio Charts 22
Corporate Social Responsibilities Specific Initiatives 23
Overview 23
Appendix 24
Methodology 24
Ratio Definitions 24
About Global Markets Direct 27
Contact Us 27
Disclaimer 27

List of Tables

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Facts, 2007 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Ratios 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Share Data 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Facts 4
Major Products and Services 6
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., History 7
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Key Employee Biographies 13
Currency Codes 24
Capital Market Ratios 24
Equity Ratios 25
These ratios are based on per share value. 25
Profitability Ratios 25
Cost Ratios 25
Liquidity Ratios 26
Leverage Ratios 26
Efficiency Ratios 27

List of Figures

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Performance Chart (2004 - 2008) 1
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Ratio Charts 22
 

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Self-Unloading, Hybrid & Geared Bulk Carriers

A bulk carrier, bulk freighter, or bulker is a merchant ship specially designed to transport unpackaged bulk cargo, such as grains, coal, ore, and cement in its cargo holds. Since the first specialized bulk carrier was built in 1852, economic forces have fueled the development of these ships, causing them to grow in size and sophistication. Today’s bulkers are specially designed to maximize capacity, safety, efficiency, and to be able to withstand the rigors of their work.

Continuously self-unloading vessels can offer significantly lower transport costs than conventional geared and gearless bulk carriers. These depend on achieving the right combination of shipping and port economies, in order to offset higher capital costs.
Recent developments have focused on the use of “hybrid” vessels to achieve some of the benefits of self-unloaders for a lower investment cost; such developments have widened the scope of the market, especially for short-term contracts.

Self-unloaders have found increasing employment on the American east coast, in northern Europe and East Asia. There are growing opportunities for self-unloaders in the developing world, where expansion in throughput co-exists with sparse port and terminal investment.

As well as exploring recent market trends and prospects for self-unloading and hybrid bulk carriers, this study examines the economies of self-unloading, hybrid, geared and gearless vessels in detail. Voyage and terminal costs are explored for different types and sizes of vessel and notional case studies are used to illustrate the econoniics of different trades.
A growing world fleet has boosted the opportunities for developing spot trades to add to the traditional long-term contracts for set tonnages of particular cargoes. It has also created a second-hand market.

The report covers the following topics:
The development of the ocean-going self-unloading bulk carrier fleet.
Recent and ongoing newbuildings and conversions.
The growing number of “hybrids”.
Types of self-unloading system - including top-reclaiming, gravity-based and hybrid systems.
Analysis of the fleet by region of deployment, deadweight capacity, age of vessel, type of discharge gear, country and yard of construction or conversion.

Self-unloading cement carriers.
Self-unloading bulk carrier trades and operators, including profiles of their fleets, trades and regions of deployment.
The development of the geared bulk carrier market.
Recent and forecast freight market developments.
Detailed comparisons of the economies of self-unloading and hybrid bulk carriers with conventional geared and gearless carriers.
Notional case studies on the economics of particular self-unloader trades and potential trades.
Forecast development of the ocean-going self-unloading bulk carrier fleet.
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The product tanker sector is facing a transitional time as new IMO regulations are enacted against a background of structural fleet change and continuing demand profile development, especially in Asia. The IMO has brought forward the phasing out of single-hulled tankers from 2007 to April 2005, and includes the banning of such vessels from transporting heavy oil in international waters. This could cause a major change in vessel deployment patterns.

The current large newbuilding orderbook for product tankers is set to have a massive impact on the market over the next 5 years through extensive structural and volume fleet changes. On the demand side, recent product demand growth has focused on Asia, particularly China, while the US, Europe and Japan have witnessed limited demand
growth, partly due to increased product specifications.

Product Tankers: Market Prospects to 2015 examines the outlook for all aspects of the product tanker market throughout the period to 2015, through detailed analysis of recent/current developments and extensive future forecasts.

Included in Product Tankers: Market Prospects to 2015 are detailed analyses and forecasts in the areas of :

Trade volumes and patterns for major individual products;
Fleet development, including newbuilding and scrapping prospects;
Vessel operating costs;
Vessel freight rates;
Vessel demand and supply;
Vessel profitability;

Product Tankers: Market Prospects to 2015 provides invaluable independent analyses on the future development prospects for all aspects of the oil products sector. It represents the most up-to-date and comprehensive examination of the product shipping industry, and is essential reading for all parties with an interest in this sector.

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The international offshore support vessel sector has enjoyed large-scale growth in recent years. In addition, day rates have risen to some of their highest ever levels. Future prospects for the offshore support vessel sector look to be positive in the near-term, although current newbuilding orders may place a downward pressure on day rates in the near future. However, continued exploration and development of new and regenerated offshore oil and gas discoveries are forecast to maintain interest in the offshore support sector well into the future. This detailed Report examines the current/recent supply and demand conditions in each of the main offshore support vessel markets, covering:

AHTS Vessels
AHT Vessels
Platform Supply Vessels
Offshore Supply Vessels
Survey/Seismic Vessels
Standby Vessels
Diving Support Vessels

This Report examines the outlook for the offshore support vessel sector throughout the period to 2020, through in-depth analysis of recent/current developments and extensive future forecasts.
Included in the Report are detailed analyses and forecasts in the areas of:

Fleet Development
Scrapping Levels
Charter Rates

This major new Report provides invaluable independent analysis on the future development prospects for the offshore support vessel sector. It represents the most up-to-date and comprehensive examination available of the offshore sector, and is essential reading for all parties with an interest in this sector.

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Marketing of Container Terminals: The container port business has expanded by over 10.1 per cent per annum since 1990. Fuelled by the globalisation of the world economy this process will continue. Even cautious forecasts indicate that port demand will at least double to 2015 with between 550-630m TEUs handled in the world’s ports at that time.
This process places great strains not simply on the provision of new and better container terminals, but also underlines the importance of maximised returns on these massive investments.

Marketing of Container Terminals has the following specific benefits :

It provides commercial policy benchmarks for container ports and terminals
It includes new ideas for pricing terminal services
New concepts for dedicated services aimed at keeping customers on board are detailed
A framework for effective terminal promotion is provided
Successful and effective strategies for the future are detailed
Provides an understanding for competitor evaluation
It is a guide for privatising ports in setting up a commercial policy

Marketing of Container Terminals condenses this experience and provides an essential guide to all those currently running, expanding or planning to develop new container terminals.

Marketing of Container Terminals draws together an overview of the major trends shaping the container terminal sector with a guide to the maximisation of returns.

Key specialists in the fields of container trade development and terminal marketing have prepared the study. It is designed as a handbook for those developing and marketing container terminals in an increasingly competitive environment.

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The LPG market has been through a depressed period in recent years, but has finally started to show signs of resurgence. Underpinning the growth has been the increased production of both crude oil and LNG. Increased oil and natural gas prices pushed LPG prices to record highs during 2004. There are many new LPG production projects currently under construction, such as in Angola, Egypt and Norway with larger-scale production expansion in Nigeria and Qatar.

Demand for LPG has been steadily rising for the past decade and is forecast to continue with economic growth in the main consuming nations, such as the US, China and Japan.
To facilitate the new supply and demand the LPG fleet is about to undergo a major transition. The current order book equates to approximately 24% of the current fleet capacity. However, 33% of the fleet is over 20 years of age.

Therefore, the LPG fleet will undergo a large new building programmed to replace existing ageing vessels as well as building additional vessels for the increased trade prospects. This Report examines the outlook for all aspects of the LPG carrier market throughout the period to 2015, through detailed analysis of recent/current developments and extensive future forecasts. Included in the Report are detailed analyses and forecasts in the areas of: Trade volumes and patterns; Fleet development, including new building and scrapping prospects; Vessel operating costs; Vessel freight rates; Vessel demand and supply; Vessel profitability.

 This report provides invaluable independent analysis on the future development prospects for all aspects of the LPG sector. It represents the most up-to-date and comprehensive examination of the LPG shipping industry and is essential reading for all parties with an interest in this sector.

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East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020

The pace of growth in the East Asian containerport markets has been dramatic in recent years. Is this growth sustainable? Exports from China to the US and Europe are underpinning the growth of China’s manufacturing industry and drawing in imports of raw materials and intermediate products from other parts of the world, in turn providing the earnings for other countries to import more consumer goods too. But, China’s exports to the developed countries are not balanced by equal flows of imports from these regions. The US trade deficit with China, in particular, is causing concern and raising the possibility of protectionist measures. Unless trade flows are brought into balance through better management of exchange rates and the domestic US economy, the likelihood of a short-term shock to trade is increased.

East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020 analyses the development of containerport demand in East Asia and provides new forecasts to 2020. It includes an “increased-risk” scenario to reflect the possibility of a protectionist or other shock to trade. The outlook is, nevertheless, for continued strong demand growth focused on exports from China driving deep-sea, intra-regional and transshipment trades, and increasing import demand driven by the growing prosperity of the region’s developing countries.
Transshipment has been a major aspect of world containerport demand in recent years. East Asian Containerport Markets to 2020 provides detailed analysis and forecasts of the development of regional transshipment markets and examines the driving forces in each transshipment region. On the supply side, the position of current investment projects and plans is reviewed in detail. The resultant prospective development of port capacity is quantified to 2015. This provides the basis for comparing demand and supply, in order to identify potential surplus capacity or shortfalls. The level of capacity utilisation will indicate the likely direction of container handling prices.

Containerport productivity is analysed by country or territory, in terms of TEUs per metre of container quays, and TEUs per quayside container gantry crane.
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A cruise ship or cruise liner is a passenger ship used for pleasure voyages, where the voyage itself and the ship’s amenities are part of the experience. Cruising has become a major part of the tourism industry, with millions of passengers each year. The industry’s rapid growth has seen nine or more newly built ships catering to a North American clientele added every year since 2001, as well as others servicing European clientele. Smaller markets such as the Asia-Pacific region are generally serviced by older tonnage displaced by new ships introduced into the high growth areas. Cruise ships operate mostly on routes that return passengers to their originating port. In contrast, dedicated transport oriented ocean liners do “line voyages” and typically transport passengers from one point to another, rather than on round trips. Some cruise ships also engage in longer trips which may not lead back to the same port for many months (longer round trips).

Cruise shipping currently faces market conditions unprecedented in this hitherto highly expansionary sector - demand was hit hard by the events of September 11th and continues to exhibit very visible signs of damage, whilst the scale of recent years’ new vessel ordering by the major lines guarantees large-scale fleet growth over the near-term. The structure of the industry is also undergoing large-scale change, with underlying emerging problems for many operators accentuated by the recent demand downturn and leading to cases of bankruptcy, with increased consolidation by the major groups.
The trend to ever-larger ships continues at a rapid pace, whilst new concepts for cruise ship design and operation continue to emerge, with varying degrees of success in terms of being turned into reality. In terms of vessel itineraries, the widening diversity of locations acting as home-ports and the opening-up of new markets continue to offer substantial opportunity for large-scale changes in cruise patterns throughout the next decade and beyond.

This Report - the 9th in-depth passenger shipping industry analysis published by OSC - highlights the current/recent developments throughout the industry, and presents detailed forecasts on what is likely to be witnessed over the period to 2015 in the areas of:-

The Cruise Ship Fleet
Cruise Ship Operators
Patterns of Vessel Employment
Cruise Ship Repair & Newbuilding Yards
Cruise Ship Ports
Cruise Markets. 

The Report provides an invaluable independent set of detailed analyses on the future development prospects for all aspects of cruise shipping. It is essential reading for all parties with an interest in this rapidly changing sector

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