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In which countries are the most important shipbreaking facilities in the world located?

Shipbreaking is considered one of the most important and most difficult jobs in the world. Shipbreaking facilities in Aliağa are of great importance in our country. So, which countries around the world are successful in shipbreaking and how much of a share do they account for?

In which countries are the most important shipbreaking facilities in the world located?

According to the information compiled by the SteelRadar reporter, the largest shipbreaking facilities in the world are located in Bangladesh, China, India, Pakistan and Turkey.

The world ship fleet is approximately 90,000 ships and the average life span of a ship is known as 20-25 years. The average number of large ships scrapped each year is around 500-700, but when ships of all sizes are taken into account, this number can go up to 3,000. Ninety percent of the world's shipbreaking is done in Bangladesh, China, India, Pakistan and Turkey.

Examples of these are some of the facilities known to be the largest;

Alang Shipbreaking Yard is claimed to be the world's largest shipbreaking yard, responsible for the dismantling of a significant number of end-of-life separated cargo and cargo ships from around the world. Other large facilities in the scale of Alang Shipyard are known as Aliağa Shipyard (Turkey), Chittagong Shipyard (Bangladesh) and Gadani Shipyard (Pakistan).

The largest known shipbreaking facilities are located as follows, respectively;

  • Chittagong Ship Breaking Yard/ Bangladesh
  • Alang Ship Breaking Yard/ India
  • Gaddani Ship Breaking Yard/ Pakistan
  • Aliağa Ship Breaking Shipyard/ Turkey
  • Able UK on Graythorp Dock/ UK
  • Galloo, Ghent, formerly Van Heyghen Recycling/ Belgium
  • SteelCoast, Brownsville, Texas/ USA
  • International Shipbreaking, Brownsville, Texas/ USA
  • Mare Island Dry Dock, Vallejo, California/ USA
  • Changjiang Ship-Breaking Yard/ China
  • El-Tareq Shipyard, Egypt, Suez / Egypt

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