New RoRo orders can be counted on one hand
Shipyards will run out of orders for RoRo ships shortly if the carriers do not start to place orders for the ship type, according to a new market review.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
Following several years with overcapacity and a low scrapping rate of RoRo ships on the global market, carriers such as DFDS find themselves in an unusual situation where virtually no new RoRo ships are being built at the yards.
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