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November 5, 2009 · about 17 years ago

CESA: shipbuilding capacity needs to be altered

At the CESA meeting in Berlin on October 29, delegates from Europe, Japan, China and USA acknowledged that “the shipbuilding industry throughout the world is experiencing a more challenging business environment than ever before in its history” and that “the current situation is partly the result of

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At the CESA meeting in Berlin on October 29, delegates from Europe, Japan, China and USA acknowledged that “the shipbuilding industry throughout the world is experiencing a more challenging business environment than ever before in its history” and that “the current situation is partly the result of the economic crisis and partly the consequence of speculative ship ordering boosted by easy availability of funding”.

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