Ever Glory United’s order book hits over $900m after new $230m contracts

Its project wins include works for the LTA and Resorts World Sentosa.

Ever Glory United Holdings Limited has secured approximately $230m in new contracts, increasing its total order book to over $900m.

In a statement on 18 May, the group said the enlarged order book provides earnings visibility through 2027 and beyond, with contributions expected over the next two to three years.

Newly secured projects include works tied to projects by the Land Transport Authority.

In addition, the company obtained a new contract for works at Resorts World Sentosa, alongside additional commercial and office building projects.

“With our order book now exceeding $900m, we have a strong and visible revenue foundation from which to continue executing with discipline and delivering value for our stakeholders,“ said Ever Glory United ceo and executive director, Xu Ruibing.

“We remain focused on our robust pipeline of opportunities and are well-positioned to secure further significant projects in the coming months,“ he added.

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