Norwegian maritime economy

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Norwegian maritime economy Maritime Forum Norway, Tord Dale, Managing Direcor

Yearly analysis conducted since 2004 Based on financial statement from more than 10 000 Norwegian maritime enterprises This presentation: 2014 numbers. 2015 numbers ready by 15.01.2017 DEFINITION: Maritime industry - enterprises that own, operate, design, build, produce and deliver equipment or specialized services to all types of ships (floating objects) Sector related to the ocean employed 250 000 persons and a value creation of 850 billion NOK

Key findings 110 000 employeed Value added - 190 billion, 12 % of corporate BNP About 1/3 of Norwegian export generated from the maritime industry Historicaly played an important role Norwegian economy

Value added: Turnaround subtracted for expenses for goods and services. Labour Costs + Operating profit Important to avoid double counting Gives a good picture of the contribution to society in terms of wages, taxes to municipalities and state, and profit margins

Employment – 110 000 in maritime industry 10 000 26 000 26 000 45 000

Higher degree of value added Average 2012-2014 1000-NOK

Finding: 8 specialised regional clusters 7 6 5 4 1 3 2

Regional specialisation – deep sea and finance 8 7 6 5 4 1 3 2

Regional specialisation – offshore og rigg 8 7 6 5 4 1 3 2

Regional specialisation – equipment 8 7 6 5 4 1 3 2

Regional specialisation – ship yards 8 7 6 5 4 1 3 2

Regional specialisation – technology and artic 8 7 6 5 4 1 3 2

What lies ahead?

Exports by company type Trade balance by trade partner Norwegian exports Exports by category External trade in goods 2015 Market access risk BnNOK 2015, SSB 74% of all exports from Norway go through 1% of the companies Exports by company type 2014 Data: CfID, Harvard University Data: Toppindustrisenteret, Arendalsuka How global are we? Ocean Industry in need of increased speed of innovation to fill the export gap Cool start-ups, 0.0? billion NOK The misplaced focus of our innovation ecosystem Trade balance by trade partner

Part of total value creation 2004 Part of total value creation 2014 Strong shift towards offshore: Today about 70 % of value creation is offshore related Part of total value creation 2004 Part of total value creation 2014

Maritime Forum Norway tord.dale@maritime-forum.no +47 40 45 14 14 Questions? Maritime Forum Norway tord.dale@maritime-forum.no +47 40 45 14 14