Ever Glory United lifts order book above $1b

New contracts since January brought total contract wins to about $400m.

Ever Glory United Holdings Limited has secured more than $168m in new contracts, lifting its order book above $1b for the first time, the company said on 27 July.

The latest wins bring Ever Glory United’s total new contracts secured since the start of 2026 to about $400m.

Xu Ruibing, CEO and Executive Director of Ever Glory United, said the company’s order book has grown from $732.8m at the start of the year to more than $1b.

The new contracts include electrical works for a Defence Science and Technology Agency project, as well as mechanical and electrical (M&E) works for commercial mixed developments.

“Securing M&E works on military infrastructure projects and new commercial mixed development projects demonstrates the breadth of contracts we can now compete for and win,” Xu said.

The company said its order book provides earnings visibility through 2028 and beyond, with financial contributions expected over the next two to three years, barring unforeseen circumstances.

Ever Glory United said demand across Singapore’s construction sector is expected to remain robust as it focuses on executing its existing order book.

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