Building & Engineering
Civmec’s net profit falls 53% in Q3 FY 2025
Civmec’s net profit falls 53% in Q3 FY 2025
Revenue also declined by 38.6% YoY to $131.9m (AUD158.5m).
ST Engineering group revenue climbs 8% in Q1 2025
Group revenue was driven largely by the defense and public security business.
ST Engineering secures contracts for mine countermeasure unmanned systems for SG Navy
Delivery of the suite will begin in 2027.
CSE Global unit acquires Chicago Communications for $11.1m
It will expand the group’s communication businesses in the infrastructure industry.
ST Engineering bags $4.4b new contracts in Q1 2025
The contracts were awarded across three of its business segments.
Lum Chang unit secures contract for New Bridge commercial development
The contract is valued at $29.14m.
Surbana Jurong appoints Lim Cheng Cheng as new CFO
She will assume the post on 16 April 2025.
ST Eng’g bags $1.4b contract for new MRT line project in Taiwan
ST Engineering will provide turnkey rail services for the new Taichung MRT Blue Line.
Gov’t enhances code on accessibility in the built environment
The new code will take effect from 1 November 2025.
Real estate developers adopt REDAS’ data-sharing platform
The platform helps developers consolidate time, cost, quality, and safety indicators.
King Wan Corporation bags $40.4m new contracts in Q1 2025
The projects are set to be completed in 2028.
JTC awards Kaki Bukit tender to Primetop Engineering for $11.83m
It was the only bidder for the site.
Local construction firms adopt ESG registry to secure more projects
Investors are expected to place a higher green premium on ESG-certified assets.
ST Engineering to raise FY2025 dividend to $0.18 per share
A new dividend policy also takes effect in FY2026.
Sin Heng Heavy Machinery to go private with $0.58 per share offer
The offeror is a consortium formed between the controlling shareholders of Sin Heng.
Oracle launches AI Centre of Excellence
It will serve as a resource and hub for innovation and collaboration.
Pan-United completes 35-hour concrete pour for The Skywaters foundation
The Skywaters will be Singapore’s tallest building.
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