SGX:BS6 2 December 2025 - 8 January 2026

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding closed at S$3.37 on Dec. 19, down 2.9%, marking the steepest drop on the Straits Times Index. The company reported a US$22.8 billion order book as of Nov. 17, with 71% tied to clean-energy vessels. Year-to-date, it delivered 46 ships, 82% of its 2025 target. The stock’s recent moves come amid strong margins, a rebound in orders, and ongoing geopolitical and compliance concerns.

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding traded at S$3.510 on Dec 12, near its 52-week high, after a rebound in order momentum and easing market concerns over U.S. port fees. The company reported a US$22.83 billion order book with 71% “green” vessels and deliveries scheduled through 2030.

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding shares traded at S$3.42–3.43 Thursday morning in Singapore, up over 30% in the past year after rebounding from a sharp sell-off triggered by US port-fee threats. The stock remains below analyst targets despite a record order book and a trailing P/E of about 9–10. US and China suspended new port fees in November, easing immediate risks for Chinese shipyards. Market cap stands near S$13.4 billion.