Boustead unit secures over S$400 million contract to build office complex
This brings the real estate solutions division’s order backlog to S$837 million
[SINGAPORE] Boustead’s engineering and construction business has been awarded a contract worth more than S$400 million by a public-sector client to construct an office complex in Singapore.
This brings the order backlog of the group’s real estate solutions division to S$837 million, and that of its engineering segment to S$1 billion, said Boustead in a bourse filing on Friday (Apr 24).
Boustead Projects E&C falls under the group’s real estate solutions division. The latest contract – Boustead’s largest project to date in terms of value – will span three years.
It is not expected to have a material impact on the group’s profitability, earnings per share, or tangible net asset value per share for the financial year ending Mar 31, 2027.
Other public-sector projects undertaken by the engineering and construction business include JTC Kranji Green – Singapore’s first multi-storey recycling facility – and JTC semiconSpace@Tampines.
In March, Boustead Projects E&C clinched a more than S$100 million contract from a Boustead Projects and Lian Beng joint venture to build a 10-floor ramp-up industrial development at Tukang Innovation Drive.
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In the same month, it also secured a fit-out contract worth over S$50 million from a Fortune 500 corporation.
Shares of Boustead ended Friday 2.2 per cent or S$0.05 lower at S$2.18, before the announcement.
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