For the 37th consecutive year the GSCC presents statistical data, in the form of 11 tables on Greek-controlled ships over 1,000 GT, registered under the Greek and other flags. The data has been provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The following is a short analysis of the data provided, prepared by the GSCC Secretariat.<\/p>\n
Information from Table 1, compared with corresponding data from the previous year, shows that during the year to March 2024, the Greek-controlled fleet has increased in terms of number of vessels, DWT and GT. According to the data, as of 4th March 2024, Greek interests controlled a record 4,212 vessels of various categories, of 355,209,500 total DWT and 208,252,588 total GT. Compared with the previous year\u2019s data, this represents an increase of 102 vessels, 5,992,356 DWT and 3,905,226 GT. The figures do not include 373 vessels of various categories which are on order from shipyards, amounting to a total of 33,143,130 DWT and 22,889,399 GT. Interestingly, the orderbook figures represent a 50% increase in new orders, which indicates a larger interest in new technology vessels by Greek owners.<\/p>\n