The shipbuilding industry plays a vital role in the global economy—90 percent of the world’s traded goods, or $14 trillion in commerce, travel by sea. With strong demand for ships powered by alternative fuels, special-purpose vessels, naval ships, and submarines, McKinsey’s Ryan Brukardt, Hugues Lavandier, and Benjamin Plum say they believe the industry is well positioned to navigate a course of innovation and growth. But can the industry meet demand and accelerate technological advances in time? Download the latest issue of the McKinsey on the Maritime Industry compendium to uncover two issues that are crucial during this expansion period, as well as strategies to gain a competitive edge during uncertainty.
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