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Roads to Recovery: Comparing and Contrasting the Outlook for Distressed Sectors Niklas Carlén – Maritime Strategies International (MSI) 18th Annual Marine Money Greek Ship Finance Forum – 11th October 2016
Introduction
Peak to Trough Comparision: Peak 2006-08 Levels Vs Q2 2016
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Iron Ore: Chinese Imports Growing Despite Stagnant Steel
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Chinese Steel Production Chinese Iron Ore Imports
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Coal: Indian Outlook Shrouded in Uncertainty
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Chinese and Indian Coal Imports Coal Seaborne Trade
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MnT Coking Coal Steam CoalForecast
Other Bulks: Short-Term Plateau, Medium-Term Growth
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Grains+Soya Seaborne Trade Minor Bulks Seaborne Trade
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YoY % Ch
TEU Trade and TEU Miles
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Asia-Europe isn’t dominant in volume terms, but is in terms of capacity required
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Container Demand: 2016 Volume Weakness
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North-South trades have been the worst affected, but trade disappointing across the board
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Trade Growth is Key to Cascading
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• The cascade has currently broken down – four reasons: Low fuel price Slow trade growth Service fragmentation Alliance reshuffle
• In our view, trade growth is the most
important of these; lines upsized in anticipation of trade growth, when that disappointed then swiftly downsized.
• Huge supply of spot ships puts lines under no pressure to secure tonnage – can keep flexibility (2-12 month fixtures).
Non-Mainlane East/West Trade
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Headhaul E/W Trade YoY % Ch
Vessel Deployment, k TEU
0.1-2.9k TEU 2.9-5.2k TEU5.2-7.6k TEU 7.6-12k TEU12k TEU+ Demand (RH Axis)
Container Cascade
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Evolution of Asia-Europe Deployment Intra-Asian Deployment
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12k + TEU 7.6-12k TEU 5.2-7.6k TEU3.9-5.2k TEU 2.9-3.9k TEU 1.3-2.9k TEU
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Mn TEU7.6-12k TEU 5.2-7.6k TEU 3.9-5.2k TEU2.9-3.9k TEU 1.3-2.9k TEU 0.1-1.3k TEU
Seaborne Growth Prospects Compared: Dry Bulk Vs Container Trade
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YoY % Ch Container Dry Bulk
Average Annual Trade Growth Over 5-Year Periods (CAGR)
Supply
Current Orderbook: Sectors Over-Exposed
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Required Ships* Vs Orderbook YTD Capacity Adjustment
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Contracting Scrapping
Old Tonnage versus Orderbook
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Bulk Carriers Containerships
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Over 15 Years Orderbook
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Help from Unusual Places?
Imminent Significant (3rd+) Special Surveys
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Bulk Carriers Containerships
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Fleet Growth Compared: Dry Bulk Vs Container Trade
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Average Annual Fleet Growth Over 5-Year Periods (CAGR)
Roads to Recovery
Roads to Recovery: Weighted Average Timecharter Indices Compared
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MSI - FMV
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• MSI Forecast Marine eValuator (FMV) is the first web-based tool to provide forecast and historical price data covering virtually all of the deepsea shipping fleet.
• Data includes forecasts of newbuilding, second-hand prices, 1 year timecharter rates and operating costs for specific vessels.
• MSI FMV draws on MSI’s proven, proprietary models and a consistent cross-sectional view across all principal shipping sectors. It puts asset values in the context of the near term market to enable reliable benchmarking with outputs based on annual averages.
• Coverage: Crude Oil Tanker
Product Oil Tanker
Dry Bulk Carrier
Chemical Tanker
LPG Carrier
LNG Carrier
Multi Purpose
Containership
PCC/PCTC
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FMV Output
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Quarterly Fair Market Value & 1 Year Time Charter Rate (1Q history, current Q, 2Q forecast
Annual average: • Newbuilding contract price • Fair Market Value • 1 Year Time Charter Rate • Operating Cost 5 years history and 15 years forecast
Price Development Chart detailing forecast price development in relation to historical metrics
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Asset Play Prognosis Buy 5 year old today – sell in 5 years time
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