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It’s a breakthrough in the LNG space.

Recent contract wins have indicated that Rotary Engineering is finally reaping the benefits of its efforts in the LNG market.

Rotary, a provider of engineering, procurement, construction and maintenance (“EPCM”) services supporting the oil and gas and petrochemical industry, announced that it has recently won several contracts worth a total value of about S$80 million.

In a media release, Rotary revealed that it has secured a contract with IHI Corporation to provide tankage works for two X 160,000m3 LNG storage tanks for the LNG Receiving Terminal Expansion Project - Phase II at Map Tha Phut petrolchemical hub in Rayong, Thailand.

Rotary’s Chairman and Managing Director, Mr Roger Chia Kim Piow, said: “We are excited about this new win. Rotary has invested time and resources to prepare for this market and finally it has come to fruition. We are encouraged with the trust that our client has placed upon us. This is a reflection of Rotary’s strong and good reputation which it has built over the years.

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