Yes...right now China has ten in the water. This is impressive for the PLAN, and they are going to add probably at least 12 more. DDGs, followed by perhaps 8 CGs. That will be a total of 30.Alright 174 could be commissioned before the end of this year them. So the PLAN now has 9 Aegis type destroyers...
Hopefully we will soon see the type 052Ds firing long-range cruise missiles in live-firing exercises (or against ISIS, if the latter beheads more Chinese citizens).
Except for Japan, no one else on earth (outside of the US of course) has as many AEGIS-like vessels.
The Japanese have ten (counting the four Akizuki, four Kongos and two Atago) , but are going to add two more soon...but that will max out at 12..
The Koreans have three and are planning maybe three more..
The Royal Navy has six.
Australia will have three.
France has two.
Italy has two.
Spain has five.
India has three, but is building three or four more.
Norway has five.
The Netherlands have four
Germany has three.
That's a total of 55 ultimately outside of China and the US, with 44 already in the water.
China will have 30, and has ten in the water.
Outside of the US you have a total of 85 ultimately, with currently 54 in the water operating.
Then of course, there is the US Navy.
The US Navy has a total of 63 Burke AEGIS DDGs in the water operating with 6 more building, and nine more after that already funded. They will trial the Zumwalt starting this week, with two more of those building. You add the 22 Tico CGs in there and you have a total of 103 AEGIS or AEGIS-like vessels (with 85 of those already in the water).