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Authorized Marine Service Centers "Serving the Marine Industry for over twenty-five years" sive list of ships — by type — which will most likely prove to be the harbingers of increased business for yards and suppliers for many years to come. The following is a partial listing of those ships, with thoughts on why business prospects look so good.

Crude Carriers: market driven by sheer replacement requirements; a sudden concurrence of ships reaching the ends of their operational lives.

Chemical Tankers: continued replacement require- ment will drive market; attractive price for ships, from $60 to $70 million, for a relatively small ship; ships include a lot of stainless steel, a lot of submerged hydraulic or deepwell pumps.

LPG Ships: not a gigantic market, but a niche business with very expensive, relatively small ships; a lot of specialty steel and lots of deepwell pumps.

LNG Ships: interesting market, but probably over- rated; these vessels are as expensive as a combat- ant ship, but there are some very well estab- lished players; the demand for new ships per year should be four or five, but it is a very volatile business.

Large Containerships: container trade has been boom- ing, and there has been an increase in the trade of things that move in containers; also containerships are taking traffic away from other ships; ships are getting bigger.

Cruise Ships: always an interesting market, with six to eight new ships a years; ships are very expensive; problem (for new players) is the four well-established companies buildingthe ships ... someone trying to get into the cruise ship busi- ness has a hard sell to make; cruise ship market will continue at a strong clip if there is not a major recession in the U.S.

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Sea-Land Reaps Savings

In Data Solution (Continued from page 28)

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