pan-united corp

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Barging blindly into Singapore’s construction boom could be a bust for some investors

The increase in revenue for Pan-United is supported by a robust construction industry in Singapore.

Pan-United H1 net profit up 34% to S$18.6 million

May Ng has stepped down as CEO of Pan-United after 13 years at the helm, but has been appointed executive chairman of the board.

Pan-United announces board changes, including new CEO

The recovery in construction activity comes on the back of the lifting of a Heightened Safety Period put in place by the Ministry of Manpower from Sep 1, 2022, to May 31, 2023, after a spate of workplace fatalities in the sector.

Construction recovery paves the way for Singapore-listed concrete, steel producers

The pressure to adopt greener materials may eventually have to come from end-users of buildings.

Construction material manufacturers mull green opportunities for growth

May Ng, chief executive officer of Pan-United Corporation, notes: “When these RMC companies use our solutions for sustainability, we can expand the positive impact of our decarbonisation efforts beyond our geographical footprint. This network of like-minded RMC companies can generate or stimulate more ideas to accelerate decarbonisation.”
TOPLINE

Pan-United pivots to becoming a solutions provider by selling IP in sustainable concrete

The solar deployment project will bring Pan-United closer to its sustainability target of becoming a carbon-neutral ready-mix concrete company by 2050, says its chief executive May Ng.

Shell, Keppel-backed venture to install solar panels for Pan-United

The Low-Carbon Technology Industry Consortium (LCT-IC) will speed up the development of cost-effective carbon capture, utilisation and sequestration (CCUS), as well as the production, transportation, distribution and utilisation of lower-carbon hydrogen and its derivatives at scale, the parties said in a statement.

Keppel, Pan-United team up with industry leaders to develop and commercialise low-carbon technologies 

CDL's Yiong Yim Ming says disruptions to the financial landscape are changing how companies and investors look at numbers and financial stewardship.

CFOs come to the fore in financial crunch times

Pan-United Corporation's operations command centre. The company is to incur a loss of about S$1.5 million on the disposal of its stake in Pacific Granitama.

Pan-United to dispose stake in Indonesian aggregate producer for S$3.5m