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Fonasba Annual Meeting 2016
Market Outlook
Enrico Paglia
19 October 2016, London
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dry bulk
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Dry Bulk – Fleet Growth Jan/Sep 2016 – Nr. Of Units
Fleet 01/01/2016* 2,345 Fleet 01/01/2016* 2,933 Fleet 01/01/2016* 1,990
Nb deliveries 99 Nb deliveries 165 Nb deliveries 83
Demolitions 75 Demolitions 69 Demolitions 98
Balance +24 Balance +96 Balance ‐15
Fleet 30/09/2016 2,369 Fleet 30/09/2016 3,029 Fleet 30/09/2016 1,975
Fleet 01/01/2016* 527 Fleet 01/01/2016* 1,293 Fleet 01/01/2016* 210
Nb deliveries 11 Nb deliveries 80 Nb deliveries 4
Demolitions 1 Demolitions 69 Demolitions 6
Balance +10 Balance +11 Balance ‐2
Fleet 30/09/2016 537 Fleet 30/09/2016 1,304 Fleet 30/09/2016 208
Supramax (40‐65,000 dwt) Panamax (65‐85,000 dwt)Handysize (20‐40,000 dwt)
Post‐Panamax (85‐120,000 dwt) Capesize (120‐220,000 dwt) VLOC (220,000 + dwt)
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Dry Bulk – Fleet Growth Jan/Sep 2016 ‐ DWT
Fleet 01/01/2016* 73,916 Fleet 01/01/2016* 159,642 Fleet 01/01/2016* 153,914
Nb deliveries 3,635 Nb deliveries 10,064 Nb deliveries 6,781
Demolitions 2,174 Demolitions 3,123 Demolitions 7,051
Balance +1,461 +2.0% Balance +6,941 +4.3% Balance ‐271 ‐0.2%
Fleet 30/09/2016 75,377 Fleet 30/09/2016 166,583 Fleet 30/09/2016 153,643
Fleet 01/01/2016* 51,165 Fleet 01/01/2016* 233,310 Fleet 01/01/2016* 61,359
Nb deliveries 1,023 Nb deliveries 14,999 Nb deliveries 1,217
Demolitions 88 Demolitions 11,284 Demolitions 1,508
Balance +934 +1.8% Balance +3,715 +1.6% Balance ‐291 ‐0.5%
Fleet 30/09/2016 52,099 Fleet 30/09/2016 237,025 Fleet 30/09/2016 61,068
Panamax (65‐85,000 dwt)
VLOC (220,000 + dwt)
Handysize (20‐40,000 dwt)
Post‐Panamax (85‐120,000 dwt)
Supramax (40‐65,000 dwt)
Capesize (120‐220,000 dwt)
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Dry Bulk ‐ Deliveries
• Until 2008, no more than 20 mlnDWT per year
• In 2011 and 2012 we reached 100 mln DWT
• Since 2014 we are back to 45‐50 mln DWT
• Same expected for 2016 and 2017, after allowing for 35% slippage
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Dry Bulk Deliveries + Orderbook in DWT ‐ Annual (only units over 20,000 dwt ‐ assuming 35% slippage)
VLOC Capesize Post‐Panamax Panamax Supramax Handysize
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Projected Total Dry Bulk Fleet Growth(all units over 20,000 dwt ; assuming 35% slippage)
Dry Bulk Fleet Size (in mln DWT) Y‐o‐Y Growth
• Until 2008, total fleet growth was below 7% y‐o‐y
• In 2010 fleet expansion reached 17% y‐o‐y, followed by 15% in 2011
• Even though growth has now moderated, we are still suffering from previous excesses
Dry Bulk – Fleet Growth
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Dry Bulk Trade – Structure
• 50% of the trade is either Iron Ore or Coal
• 45% Steel industry‐related
• 18% agricultural‐related
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Iron ore Coal Grains/Soybeans Steel Products Other Y‐o‐Y Growth
Dry Bulk Trade – Growth
• Despite perceptions, demand has remained very strong until 2015
• Total dry bulk trade in 2015 was 14% higher than in 2007, before the financial crisis
• However, growth has slowed to 0% in 2015
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Dry Bulk Trade – Coal into China
• Despite perceptions, demand has remained very strong over the last 5 years
• Total dry bulk trade in 2015 was 14% higher than in 2007, before the financial crisis
• However, growth has slowed to 0% in 2015
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Crude Oil Tanker – Fleet Growth Jan/Sep 2016
Fleet 01/01/2016* 891 Fleet 01/01/2016* 455 Fleet 01/01/2016* 648
Nb deliveries 42 Nb deliveries 20 Nb deliveries 35
Demolitions 6 Demolitions 1 Demolitions 0
Balance +36 Balance +19 Balance +35
Fleet 30/09/16 927 Fleet 30/09/16 474 Fleet 30/09/16 683
Aframax & LR2 (78‐120,000 dwt) Suezmax (120‐200,000 dwt) VLCC (200,000+ dwt)
Fleet 01/01/2016* 96,225 Fleet 01/01/2016* 71,266 Fleet 01/01/2016* 199,554
Nb deliveries 4,663 Nb deliveries 3,132 Nb deliveries 10,619
Demolitions 584 Demolitions 125 Demolitions 0
Balance +4,080 4.2% Balance +3,007 4.2% Balance +10,619 5.3%
Fleet 30/09/16 100,304 Fleet 30/09/16 74,273 Fleet 30/09/16 210,172
Aframax & LR2 (78‐120,000 dwt) Suezmax (120‐200,000 dwt) VLCC (200,000+ dwt)
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Crude Oil Tanker ‐ Deliveries
• Delivery scheduled for 2016 are for a total 32 mln dwt (3 x 2015)
• Horribly close to the levels registered during 2009, 2010 and 2011
• 2017 another year of strong deliveries
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• Over the last 3 years fleet growth was less than 2% on average
• 2016 growth estimated at 8%, assuming no slippage and virtually zero demolition
• Strong growth also in 2017
Crude Oil Tanker – Fleet Growth
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Crude Oil – US Production and Imports
Imports
Production
• US production increased from 6.2 mln bbl/day in 2012 to 9.3 in 2015, then to 8.5 in Sept 2016
• US imports dropped from 8.7 mln bbl/day in 2012 to 7.3 in 2015
• From the end of 2015 started improving again, 8.2 mln bbl/day over the last 3 months
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product tankers
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Product Tanker – Fleet Growth Jan/Sep 2016
Nr. Of u
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Fleet 01/01/2016* 693 Fleet 01/01/2016* 1,386 Fleet 01/01/2016* 347
Nb deliveries 23 Nb deliveries 81 Nb deliveries 13
Demolitions 11 Demolitions 3 Demolitions 1
Balance +12 Balance +78 Balance +12
Fleet 30/09/16 705 Fleet 30/09/16 1,464 Fleet 30/09/16 359
MR2 Product (42‐60,000 dwt) LR1 Product (60‐78,000 dwt)MR1 Product (30‐42,000 dwt)
Fleet 01/01/2016* 25,742 Fleet 01/01/2016* 66,800 Fleet 01/01/2016* 25,390
Nb deliveries 866 Nb deliveries 4,032 Nb deliveries 964
Demolitions 427 Demolitions 135 Demolitions 70
Balance +439 1.7% Balance +3,897 5.8% Balance +895 3.5%
Fleet 30/09/16 26,181 Fleet 30/09/16 70,696 Fleet 30/09/16 26,285
LR1 Product (60‐78,000 dwt)MR1 Product (30‐42,000 dwt) MR2 Product (42‐60,000 dwt)
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Product Tanker ‐ Deliveries
• Before 2004 deliveries did not exceed 5 mln dwt
• From 2004 to 2011 almost 12 mln dwt per year on average
• 2012‐2014 just 6.3 mln dwt
• 2016: 14.4 mln dwt scheduled (37% LR2 and 40% MR2).
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• After strong rates until 2011, the growth slowed considerably in 2012
• From 2015 to 2017 strong growth, again…
• Orderbook almost empty from 2018 onwards
Product Tanker – Fleet Growth
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Product Trade – Growth
• Product trade has been the most lively: 6% growth of 10 years with spikes over 10%
• Demand remains healthy due to the reorganization of the refining capacity worldwide
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DRY:• From the bottom in February rates started a slow improving trend.• Demoltion activity limits the fleet growth, which is slowing, but is still higher than demand growth.
• On order there are still over 90 mln dwt: 200 Handysize, 340 Supramax/Ultramax, 230 Panamax, 13 Post‐Panamax, 110 Capesize and 60 VLOC.
• Chinese coal imports sent rates to histoical low levels, a rebound of imports in recent months is supporting improving rates
CRUDE:
• After the peak at the end of 2015 rates kept steadily declining. Recently, both seasonality and improving trading patterns are offering some support.
• The orderbook is still huge, almost 63 mln dwt (including LR2): 160 Aframax, 100 Suezmax and 100 VLCC.• Atlantic cargoes are playing and will play a huge role for the developments of the market.PRODUCTS:• From a peak at the end of 2015 rates kept steadily declining.• Demand remains healthy, but tonnage supply is excessive and the fleet keeps growing too fast.• The orderbook will drop from 2017 (excluding LR2).
• The re‐organization of the refining capacity offers great demand potential and its evolution is key for a recovery.
Conclusions
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