ST Engineering bags $4.9b worth of new contracts in Q3

The group’s total contract wins for the first nine months of the year reached $14b.

Singapore Technologies Engineering Limited has secured new contracts worth $4.9b for the third quarter of 2025.

This comprised $1.4b from Commercial Aerospace, $2.4b from Defence & Public Security, and $1.1b from Urban Solutions & Satcom.

New Commercial Aerospace segment contracts included a multi-year agreement for Airbus A380 airframe heavy maintenance and cabin modification with a European airline.

Meanwhile, the Defence & Public Security won contracts across its Digital Systems and Cyber, Land Systems, Marine and Defence Aerospace businesses.

Moreover, Urban Solutions & Satcom will provide rail electronics solutions for the Thomson-East Coast Line Extension, long-term service support for its rail subsystems on the Jurong Region Line, and deploy next-generation intelligent transport systems in Singapore.

The group’s total contract wins for the nine months ended 30 September 2025 reached $14b.

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