TEE International secured $45m engineering works in Singapore

It’s unfulfilled order book stands at $410m.

For TEE’s Engineering business, works are in progress for several large-to-mid scale projects in Singapore and overseas.

According to a media release by TEE International, major projects include Marina One, Tampines Hub, and Changi Airport in Singapore, as well as, overseas projects such as MDIS Educity@Iskandar, St Regis and The Parisian in Macao.

More recently, the Engineering business also secured a total of S$45 million worth of engineering works for commercial buildings in Singapore. To date, TEE’s engineering unfulfilled order book stands at $410 million.

Mr Eric Phua, managing director of the Engineering business says, “We are currently focused on executing ongoing projects, and ensuring these projects are carried out on schedule. In addition, we will continue to leverage on existing business networks to secure new projects. ”

Commenting on the corporate updates, C K Phua, group chief executive and managing director of TEE says, ““Going forward, we will remain focused on strengthening our three core businesses, and cautiously seek to grow the businesses locally and in the region.”

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