Ship Repair Index (SRI) — Global Repair Activity 2026
SRI of 2026 Week 26:
( 2026-06-22 – 2026-06-28 )
The Ship Repair Index measures how many large vessels (≥100 m) are in repair at a regionally-balanced basket of 68 shipyards, normalised by the AIS detection-capable fleet so it does not depend on AIS coverage volume. Rebased to 2025 average = 100; latest weeks shown are the most recent finalised values (4-week moving average).
Ship Repair Index — World (2025 = 100)
Regional Sub-Indices (2025 = 100)
SRI Utilization
SRI by Region — Week 26, 2026
| # | Region | Index (2025 = 100) | Relative |
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| 1 | China | 150 |
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| 2 | Korea & Japan | 84 |
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| 3 | NW Europe | 83 |
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| 4 | Americas | 80 |
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| 5 | Med & Black Sea | 67 |
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| 6 | Oceania | 64 |
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| 7 | SE & S Asia | 63 |
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| 8 | Africa | 62 |
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| 9 | Middle East | 36 |
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SRI Shipyards
| Country | Company | Unique Vessels | Compare to last week (4-wk avg) |
Compare to last year (4-wk avg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Turkey
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DEARSAN SHIPYARD | 36 | ↗ 9.8% (3) | ↘ -28.9% (-12) |
Singapore
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SEATRIUM - PIONEER YARD | 27 | ↘ -5.7% (-2) | ↘ -59.4% (-42) |
China
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COSCO SHIPPING HEAVY INDUSTRY (GUANGDONG) CO LTD | 25 | ↗ 1.0% (0) | ↗ 296.0% (18) |
Turkey
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SELAH SHIPYARD | 23 | ↘ -7.4% (-2) | ↘ -67.2% (-58) |
United Kingdom
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UK DOCKS TEESSIDE | 23 | ↘ -7.6% (-2) | ↘ -39.9% (-18) |
Japan
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Nihon Shipyard Co., Ltd. | 22 | ↘ -14.5% (-6) | ↗ 9.3% (3) |
Indonesia
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PaxOcean Batam | 22 | ↗ 2.6% (0) | ↘ -6.0% (-1) |
China
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YIU LIAN DOCKYARDS (SHEKOU) LTD | 21 | ↘ -5.9% (-2) | ↘ -20.8% (-6) |
Turkey
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DOGRUYOL SHIPYARD | 20 | ↗ 4.3% (1) | ↘ -48.2% (-17) |
China
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CSSC Guangzhou (Huangpu) Wenchong Shipyard Co. Ltd | 20 | ↗ 1.5% (0) | ↘ -10.4% (-2) |
Poland
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NAUTA SA SHIPREPAIR YARD | 18 | ↘ -13.4% (-4) | ↘ -51.7% (-26) |
Singapore
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PPL SHIPYARD PTE LTD (SEMBCORP MARINE) | 18 | ↘ -15.7% (-4) | ↘ -72.0% (-58) |
China
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CHINA MERCHANTS HEAVY INDUSTRY (SHENZHEN) CO.,LTD | 17 | ↗ 1.5% (0) | ↘ -20.9% (-4) |
China
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CSSC Offshore & Marine Engineering Group Co Ltd (COMEC) | 16 | ↗ 3.8% (0) | ↗ 7.8% (1) |
Indonesia
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PT DOK & PERKAPALAN KODJA BAHARI - JAKARTA | 15 | ↘ -1.6% (0) | ↘ -64.7% (-28) |
South Korea
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HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (Ulsan Shipyard) | 14 | ↘ -5.8% (-1) | ↘ -28.6% (-6) |
Estonia
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TALLINN SHIPYARD | 14 | ↗ 1.9% (0) | ↘ -49.1% (-13) |
Singapore
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SEMBCORP MARINE TUAS BOULEVARD YARD | 14 | ↗ 7.0% (1) | ↗ 43.8% (4) |
United States
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AUSTAL Mobile USA | 13 | → 0.0% (0) | ↗ 13.3% (2) |
Sri Lanka
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COLOMBO DOCKYARD PLC | 12 | ↘ -7.4% (-1) | ↘ -27.5% (-5) |
About the Ship Repair Index
The TrustedDocks Ship Repair Index (SRI) measures how many large vessels (≥100 m) are in repair each week at a regionally-balanced basket of 68 curated shipyards across nine world regions. To make the index independent of AIS data volume, the weekly repair count is normalised by the detection-capable fleet — the number of large vessels with enough AIS coverage that week to be detectable in a yard — then rebased so the 2025 average equals 100. The nine regions are equally weighted, so a local AIS-coverage gap shows up in that region's sub-index rather than distorting the world headline. Published values are a 4-week moving average of finalised weeks; the most recent weeks revise as in-progress repair visits close. The SRI is a dependable indicator of global ship-repair demand and regional repair activity that does not depend on the quality or quantity of AIS supply.
Turkey
Singapore
China
United Kingdom
Japan
Indonesia
Poland
South Korea
Estonia
United States
Sri Lanka