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Sanli Environmental secures $60.1m in new infrastructure contracts

Public sector accounted for $57.7m of the total with July deals adding $27.1m.

Sanli Environmental Limited has secured new contracts across private and public sectors valued at around $60.1m.

The company said in a statement that this includes $33.0m in new contracts secured during the three months from 1 April to 30 June, followed by an additional $ 27.1m in contracts secured in July 2026.

Sanli Environmental said the majority of the new contract wins originated from the public sector, including approximately $57.7m awarded by the group's major customer under contracts with varying service tenures.

The contracts encompass engineering works, system upgrades, and maintenance services in the water and environmental infrastructure sector within Singapore and Malaysia.

“Whilst these contracts may be individually smaller in value, collectively they represent a resilient stream of business that reflects the strength of our long-standing customer relationships, which we have built over 20 years through consistent project delivery and operational excellence,” said Sim Hock Heng, CEO and executive director of Sanli.

Early this year, Sanli Environmental formed a joint venture with Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. to undertake subcontract works for Singapore’s Changi NEWater Factory 3 project.

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