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SIIC Environment bags two wastewater projects in China

Both projects will have a concession period of 29 years.

Water treatment company SIIC Environment Holdings Ltd (SIIC Environment) bagged two build-operate-transfer (BOT) wastewater projects in Jiangxi Province, China.

According to a press release, the first project, Yongfeng BOT Project, will entail construction and operation of a plant with a capacity of 10,000 tonnes per day. It will have a concessionary period of 29 years from the commercial operation date.

Yongfeng BOT Project has a base tariff of 39 cents (CNY1.91) per tonne.

The second plant under Wanzai BOT Expansion Project will add a total design capacity of 7,500 tonnes per day to a previous phase's capacity. The project has a concessionary period of 29 years from the commercial operation date.

Wanzai BOT Expansion Project has a base tariff of 52 cents (CNY2.52) per tonne. 

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