When Britain might export battleships

Which major powers might Britain have sold battleships to before the First World War?

France and possibly Austria-Hungary were plausible customers, while Germany became unacceptable once its Navy Laws made the anti-British purpose of its fleet clear.

France and even Austria-Hungary could be plausible British customers under the right diplomatic conditions. Germany was different after its Navy Laws openly framed construction against British power. Before that confrontation, British yards might have accepted German orders while German yards built in parallel. Export policy followed threat perception as well as commercial opportunity.