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French infrastructure giant Vinci acquires Singapore engineering SME E+HPS for S$50 million

This is Vinci’s second Singapore SME acquisition after Wah Loon Engineering in 2018

Paige Lim
Published Fri, Jun 21, 2024 · 05:00 AM
    • From left: Vinci Energies Asia-Pacific managing director (Singapore and Malaysia) Alan Chong; E+HPS co-founders Jeffrey Koh and Tan Chin Khian; and Vinci Energies Asia-Pacific managing director Jerome Guiral.
    • From left: Vinci Energies Asia-Pacific managing director (Singapore and Malaysia) Alan Chong; E+HPS co-founders Jeffrey Koh and Tan Chin Khian; and Vinci Energies Asia-Pacific managing director Jerome Guiral. PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

    FRENCH infrastructure giant Vinci has acquired engineering facilities solutions provider E+HPS for S$50 million, in its second purchase of a Singapore small and medium-sized enterprise (SME).

    The acquisition was made by Vinci subsidiary Vinci Energies Asia-Pacific, which in 2018 took a majority stake in Singapore mechanical and electrical engineering services provider Wah Loon Engineering.

    With this deal, E+HPS can take on more large-scale, capital-intensive projects locally and in the region, E+HPS co-founder Jeffrey Koh told The Business Times in an exclusive interview.

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