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Lian Beng’s Singapore construction order book lifted to S$1.8 billion as unit bags contract

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Published Fri, Jun 24, 2022 · 06:40 PM
    • Lian Beng said that this order book will provide a “sustainable flow of activity” through FY2026. 
    • Lian Beng said that this order book will provide a “sustainable flow of activity” through FY2026.  The Straits Times

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    UNITED Tec Construction, which is 60 per cent-owned by construction company Lian Beng Group , secured a new construction project which has bumped up the group’s construction order book in Singapore to some S$1.8 billion. 

    In a regulatory filing on Friday (Jun 24), Lian Beng said that this order book will provide a “sustainable flow of activity” through FY2026. 

    Lian Beng did not give further details on the new project that was secured by United Tec Construction, nor did it provide the value of the project. 

    Shares of Lian Beng closed on Friday at S$0.50, down 1 per cent or S$0.005. 

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