Süheyl DEMİRTAŞ Secretary-General

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1 Süheyl DEMİRTAŞ Secretary-General 1

2 Founded on 07 July Members 2

3 MISSION STATEMENT Promoting and protecting the interests of members and improving the quality and standards of Turkish shipbuilding industry; supporting and encouraging research and development activities associated with the shipbuilding industry; assuring safe and healthy working conditions for employees to encourage and foster the education of them and broaden the range and improve the standards ; 3

4 MISSION STATEMENT providing a forum for free and full exchange of ideas, views and proposals on all matters related to shipbuilding industry, supporting and co-operating with other organizations sharing similar objectives. representing the industry on national and international platforms and developing marketing and promotion programs. 4

5 HISTORY 600 years old tradition First Shipyard Haliç Shipyard Largest shipyards in the world in 16th Century 5

6 Major Change in 1982 GOLDEN HORN TUZLA 6

7 TURKISH SHIPYARDS Marmara Region ( Tuzla, Yalova ) 7

8 TURKISH SHIPYARDS Eregli, Canakkale and others 8

9 Turkish Shipbuilding Industry 9

10 NEW BUILDING 10

11 What Can We Build? Oil Tankers Chemical Tankers Bulk Carriers & Containers Heavy Lifting Ships Multipurpose Vessels Platform Supply Vessels War Ships & Coast Guard Boats Tugboats Mega Yachts & Yachts 11 Fishing Boats

12 Turkish Shipyards 12

13 What Is Our Capacity? tons steel processing 4 million DWT shipbuilding 13

14 Shipyards Project Capacities (DWT) Source: Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Turkey 14

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16 Order Book by Builder Country (Unit) SHIPS ON-ORDER BY COUNTRY OF BUILD JUNE CHINA S.KOREA JAPAN VIETNAM TURKEY INDIA PHILIPPINES RUSIA BANGLADESH BRAZIL NETHERLAND ROMANIA Unit Source: IHS Fairplay 16

17 Turkish Shipyards Shipyards Active Shipyards 56 Shipyards Under Construction Source: Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Turkey 17

18 Export income (New building) ,8 Billion USD Billion USD 2013 September 0,81 Bn USD 18

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21 Turkish Megayacht Building Annual volume of 300 million euros Order Book Yachts According to Meter in

22 Perini Navi Istanbul-Yıldız Shipyard 22

23 Repair and Maintenance 15 million DWT capacity 23

24 QUANTITY QUANTITY Dock Capacities Floating Docks YEARS Dry Docks YEARS

25 Prestigious conversion, grounding damage and platform repair projects 25

26 One of the biggest floating docks in the world (350 x 65 m) 26

27 Repair Works with Pictures Before After 27

28 Repair Works with Pictures Before After Repaired within 25 days 28

29 OFFSHORE VESSELS 29

30 Scarabeo-7 Significant amount of steel works Installation of additional legs and drilling tower 30 Integrated piping and machinery works

31 Etesco Millennium Semi-submersible Accommodation 31 Platform

32 Songa Saturn Shipshape Drilling Unit 32 Refurbishment and Re-certification

33 Scarabeo-6 Special Periodic Survey Maintenance 33 Upgrading

34 34 Leiv Eiriksson

35 OFFSHORE PLATFORMS 35

36 Navy & Coast Guard Projects 36

37 Navy & Coast Guard Projects Coast Guard Search & Rescue Ships 37

38 Navy & Coast Guard Projects MILGEM - Class Corvettes 38

39 New Type Patrol Boats 39

40 Coast Guard Boats & Ultra Fast Boats 40

41 LCT Landing Craft Tanks Anadolu Shipyard 41

42 LST - Landing Ship Tank Anadolu Shipyard 42

43 Submarine Rescue Mother Ship (MOSHIP) & Rescue and Towing (R&T) Ship 43

44 Landing Platform/Dock (LPD) 44

45 Why Turkish Shipyards? Quality Production Experienced and Flexible Work Force 45

46 Why Turkish Shipyards? Location Istanbul - Shipping Center and major transit hub 95% located in the same bay near Istanbul (35 km) One-day trip for European shipowners Favorable climate conditions for shipbuilding 46

47 Why Turkish Shipyards? Authorized Makers Classification Societes 47

48 World Shipbuilding Industry Today 48 Difficult Times

49 Drivers for Shipbuilding 1. World economy / trade volumes 2. Economics of shipbuilding / ship operation 3. Changes to trades / types of vessels needed 4. Cost of fuel / energy efficiency 5. Regulatory drivers e.g. environment double hulls, ballast water, SOx, NOx, BW 6. Availability and cost of alternative fuels e.g., gas 7. Scrutiny by stakeholders Source: International Maritime Organization 49

50 Oversupply WORST ever 30% too many bulkers in the water 50

51 Source: BIMCO, IHS Fairplay, CRSL 51

52 World Shipbuilding Supply and Demand 52 Source: Actual IHS Fairplay, forecast CESA

53 53 Source: BIMCO, Baltic Exchange, Shanghai Shipping Exchange

54 Offshore Segment Lifesaver for the Shipbuilding Industry 54

55 Latest News IHC Merwede secures pipelayer orders worth $1.3bn Subsea 7 signs $1.6bn deal for 3 PLSVs Asian Shipyards run for Awilco s $1.8bn rig deal 55 Vard bags four PLSVs worth $1.1bn

56 Co-operation Ocean of Opportunities 56

57 Thank you... 57