Moya Dayen gets US$36mln anew for water facilities project

Water facility company to receive more funds for the Niroth Water Production Facilities – Phase I, which comprises 2 contracts – Part A and Part B for a total of US$49.84 million.

Catalist-listed, Moya Dayen Limited has been awarded a contract worth US$36.46 million by Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) in Cambodia for Part B of Phase 1 of the Niroth Water Production Facilities Project. Part A of the contract, worth US$ 13.38 million worth was already awarded to MoyaDayen in the second week of June 2010.

For Part B, MoyaDayen will construct a water treatment plant which includes treated water tanks, a treated water transmission main and other ancillary buildings. Construction works for Part B is expected to commence in August 2010 and is expected to take 30 months to complete.

When completed, the Niroth Water Production Facilities – Phase I will be one of the largest water treatment facilities, producing 130,000m3/day of potable water, to serve the greater population.

“These contracts further affirm our successful and good relationship with PPWSA, which has once again entrusted us with a major role in the development of water supply in Cambodia. We are pleased to bring our international experience and expertise in water treatment and infrastructure to contribute towards the rapid development of the Kingdom of Cambodia,” said Moya Dayen CEO Simon A. Melhem at Contract Award Ceremony at Singapore International Water Week on Tuesday.

Mr Ek Sonn Chan, Delegate of the Royal Government of Cambodia in charge of PPWSA said, “The subsequent award of the Part B contract to MoyaDayen soon after its Part A award, is testament to the trust we have in the company. The completion of Phase 1 of Niroth Water Production Facilities will greatly alleviate the water supply situation in a fast growing city of Phnom Penh and its surrounding districts.”

PPWSA is in charge of producing and distributing potable water to the city of Phnom Penh and its outlying districts with a population of approximately 1.3 million people.

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