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Maritime and CEO of VesselsValue, a British shipping brokerage company, jointly launched the 20 14 global shipowners list.
A.P. Muller Maersk ranks first with a fleet size of 327,965,438+065,438+000 DWT with a total value of 65,438+065,438+063 million US dollars, including 239 container ships (bought and sold by shipyards) with a total value of 9.36 billion US dollars and 80,000 oil tankers (shipyards)
Followed by COSCO Group, the fleet size is 467 ships with 3,654.38+0.9 million dwt, with a total value of 654.38+0.654.38+0.70 billion USD, including 6,543 ships with 620,000 dwt, with a total value of 3.45 billion USD, and 53 oil tankers with a total value of 7.69 million dwt, with a total value of 7.69 million dwt.
Ranked third to tenth are: China Shipping Group (US$ 65.438+US$ 0.075 billion), Japan Post (US$ 9.66 billion), Merchant Marine Mitsui (US$ 9.66 billion), frederickson Group (US$ 9.26 billion), Kawasaki Steamboat (US$ 9 billion), Scorpio (US$ 7.6 billion) and Tikai (US$ 7.06 billion).
Mediterranean Shipping Company, the second largest liner company in the world, ranked 1 1 with US$ 5.63 billion, followed by BW Group, Nakilat, Seaspan, Economou Group, Zodiac Matitime, Shoei Kisen, SOvcomflot and Sinotrans.