“For the small shipyards in Korea, China, and Japan the painful industry restructuring that started in 2010 is expected to continue as shipyards struggle with lack of orders and tight financing,” writes analyst Sanjeev Rana, of Deutsche Bank, in an analysis of the Asian shipyard market.
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