SINGAPORE: Koh Brothers Eco Engineering has secured a S$313.9 million contract from the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to design and build a new bus depot at Lorong Halus. This brings the company’s total order book to S$899.7 million, as reported by The Edge Singapore.
Works on the project will begin on Jan 6, 2025, and the project is expected to be completed by 2029. According to KBCE, the new four-storey depot will park more than 550 buses and include facilities for administration and maintenance.
CEO Paul Shin said, “We will continue to strategically tender for more projects where we hold a competitive advantage, backed by our requisite track record and deepened capabilities, to maintain a healthy order book to support sustainable growth.”
In addition to the LTA contract, the company announced a deal on Dec 17 with an unnamed public sector client, which is “expected to improve its existing order book.”
Prior to this, the company already secured several significant contracts, including a S$77.6 million deal with Sport Singapore, a S$200.7 million contract for the Tuas Water Reclamation Plant from PUB, and an S$186 million contract for the Kallang Integrated Development through a joint venture with the Housing & Development Board.
Koh Brothers Eco Engineering shares closed at 4.4 cents on Dec 24, a 2.33% increase for the day and a 120% rise year to date. /TISG
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