Tee International bags new engineering, construction contracts for $20m

The company’s outstanding order book stands at $364m to date.

Wholly-owned subsidiaries of the engineering, real estate and infrastructure corporation Tee International has won new contracts for engineering and construction works worth approximately $20m.

The company’s outstanding order book stands at $364m to date.

Tee International currently has six wholly-owned engineering companies. Three PBT engineering companies in Singapore, Brunei, and Malaysia, Singapore-based Trans Equatorial Engineering, Tee E&C in Malaysia, and Tee Hong Kong.  

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