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New contract lifts Lian Beng’s Singapore construction order book to S$2.1b

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Published Tue, Mar 7, 2023 · 06:43 PM
    • Lian Beng did not give further details on the new construction project but noted that the order book will provide a sustainable flow of activity through FY2027.
    • Lian Beng did not give further details on the new construction project but noted that the order book will provide a sustainable flow of activity through FY2027. PHOTO: ST FILE

    A LIAN Beng Group unit has secured a new construction project which has bumped up its construction order book in Singapore to some S$2.1 billion.

    This order book will provide a “sustainable flow of activity” through FY2027, the mainboard-listed company said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday (Mar 7).

    Lian Beng did not give further details on the new project, nor did it provide the value of the project.

    Shares of Lian Beng closed flat at S$0.53 on Tuesday before the announcement.

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