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Huationg secures new contract worth S$19.5m, lifts order book to S$130.6m

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Mindy Tan

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Published Tue, Apr 14, 2015 · 10:48 AM

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    HUATIONG Global has secured a new civil engineering contract from the Housing and Development Board (HDB) worth S$19.5 million, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Huationg Contractor.

    The contract is for the proposed road widening and construction of road related facilities along Tampines Avenue 9, which will be carried out by the group and is expected to be delivered by Q2 2017.

    This raises its order book to approximately S$130.6 million as at April 14, 2015.

    Said Patrick Ng, chief executive officer of Huationg Global: "Going forward, we continue to see buoyant activity in Singapore's public infrastructure works and will definitely continue to leverage on our strong track record to secure larger value-added projects."

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