Building & Engineering
Quek & Quek Civil Engineering bags Woodlands Avenue 8 tender for $6.9m
The tender for the industrial site closed on 20 June.
Quek & Quek Civil Engineering bags Woodlands Avenue 8 tender for $6.9m
The tender for the industrial site closed on 20 June.
Transforming current and future city landscapes in Southeast Asia with District Cooling
Singapore's weather has become a hot topic, both figuratively and literally. In recent months, the nation has found itself at the epicentre of the...
ST Eng'g net profit up 0.2% to S$280.6m in H1; interim dividend is 0.4 cents
The urban solutions and satcom segment saw an EBIT loss of S$34m.
Sembcorp Industries posts higher net profit of $602m in 1H23
The 1H23 record translates to a 55% jump from 1H22.
Lian Beng warns of lower profits for FY23
The company’s subsidiary is expected to report a loss in 2H23.
Keppel Corp subsidiary secures 65% stake in JV firm that holds Hanoi retail property
The stake has an aggregate consideration of over $70m (VND1.23b).
Construction Group subsidiary wins contract for building energy logistics hub
It will build a facility that will achieve sustainable certifications.
Innovative office designs revolutionise Singapore’s workspace landscape
Unispace reveals insights into transformative strategies addressing employee concerns.
5 technologies likely to drive change in the construction industry
Seven in 10 firms plan to increase spending on construction technologies.
SIA Engineering rolls out improvement journey programme to boost work culture
It was driven by the business enhancement from Transformation Phase 2.
Hiring for real estate roles up 16%
This is in contrast with slowing employment demand overall, says job portal Indeed.
ST Engineering revenue up 13% YoY to $2.3b in Q1
Its Commercial Aerospace sector contributed the largest with $873m.
No definitive sale on SembWaste: Sembcorp Industries
SembWaste is the recycling and waste management wing of the firm.
Chart of the Day: Top considerations in investing in green buildings
The top driver is sustainability and ESG.
Competing construction firms unite to meet industry’s towering demand
Construction industry expected to grow by 2.1% to $36b in 2023.
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