Yangzijiang stock: USD 6.98 billion orders lift backlog

Published on 11/13/2026 at 20:23 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Yangzijiang stock is tied to a record USD 26.3 billion orderbook after 87 contracts through October. Deliveries reached 47 vessels.

Order wins reshape earnings visibility

Yangzijiang secured 87 vessel contracts worth USD 6.98 billion through October 31.
The orderbook reached a record USD 26.3 billion, with deliveries extending to 2031.
The company delivered 47 vessels against a full-year target of 58.
Low-carbon vessels account for roughly two-thirds of the orderbook by value.

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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding secured 87 vessel contracts worth USD 6.98 billion through October 31, according to a business update covered by Seatrade Maritime on Thursday, November 12, 2026. The intake reached 155% of the original USD 4.5 billion full-year target.

Record backlog extends delivery visibility

The orderbook rose to a record 285 vessels worth about USD 26.3 billion, with delivery slots stretching to 2031. The portfolio includes 173 container ships, 44 tankers, 43 bulk carriers and 25 gas carriers.

Demand for ultra-large LNG dual-fuel container ships and large bulk carriers drove the latest bookings. Low-carbon vessels account for roughly two-thirds of the orderbook by value, while management is prioritising pricing discipline and contract quality.

Capacity expansion supports future growth

Yangzijiang delivered 47 vessels year to date against a full-year target of 58. The Hongyuan greenfield yard has begun steel processing and prefabrication work and is expected to add capacity over the next two years.

Yangzijiang stock traded at 3.04 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 8:16 p.m. CET on Friday, November 13, 2026.