Tee International order book hits $484m in Q1

It clinched new mechanical and engineering contracts including fit-out works for a data centre.

Engineering, infrastructure and real estate firm TEE International's order book hit $484m after it secured new engineering contracts, an announcement revealed.

The contracts awarded to the firm’s wholly owned subsidiaries include fit-out works for a data centre, as well as mechanical and electrical engineering works for an unspecified institution building in Singapore, the firm stated.

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“The success in securing recent contract wins amidst competitive tender bids are encouraging,” TEE’s group deputy managing director and managing director of engineering Eric Phua said in a statement. “Going forward, we will remain focused on delivering projects with high quality works whilst working on initiatives that would value-add to existing projects and future tenders.”

TEE International’s business interests in the region span across Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand. Its Singapore Exchange (SGX) Mainboard listed subsidiary TEE Land undertakes the development of residential, commercial and industrial property projects in Singapore and the region.

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