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CSE Global's new orders grow 3.8% YoY in Q2

The Electrification business segment secured $94.8m of new orders.

CSE Global Limited secured $211.3m of new orders in the second quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 2025), representing a year-on-year growth of 3.8%.

Its Electrification business segment secured $94.8m of new orders, rising 5.5% YoY due to higher demand from the data centre market.

Meanwhile, the Communications business segment grew 17.6% YoY, securing $72.4m of new orders.

During the period, a major contract was secured for the engineering design, installation, and ongoing maintenance of advanced communications networks for a major data centre.

The Automation business segment secured approximately $44.1m of new orders, which constitutes 20.8% of total order intake. 
 

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