Building & Engineering
Competing construction firms unite to meet industry’s towering demand
Construction industry expected to grow by 2.1% to $36b in 2023.
Competing construction firms unite to meet industry’s towering demand
Construction industry expected to grow by 2.1% to $36b in 2023.
Singapore remains most expensive tech talent market in Southeast Asia
Engineers are paid three times more than in Indonesia and Vietnam.
Keppel’s new long-term goal: AUM growth to $200b
The firm achieved its target of $50b of assets under management.
Hanwha secures approval of acquisition Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering
The acquisition will not contravene the Competition Act 2004 which prohibits mergers that could substantially lower competition.
ST Engineering's urban solutions unit clinches $430m rail deal in Taiwan
The nine-year contract will start by mid-2023.
Alpina Holdings to take over Wan Dormitory for $24m
The company will use the property for its use.
Boustead Singapore secures more than 80% of real estate subsidiary
It is equivalent to an aggregate of 271,113,999 shares.
Sean Chiao takes helm as CEO of Surbana Jurong Group
He will begin his CEO duties on 1 April.
Singapore to enact energy audits on 'energy-intensive' buildings
The energy audit will intensify the government’s greening efforts.
ST Engineering group revenue surges 17.4% in FY2022
The group’s EBIT grew 9.1% despite reduction in government support.
ST Engineering chairman takes a bow
Kwa Chong Seng will leave his post on 21 April.
Boustead Singapore revises offer to take real estate subsidiary private
It is now offering to buy all of Boustead Projects Limited’s shares for $0.95 each share.
Boustead Singapore plans to take real estate subsidiary private
It offered to buy all of Boustead Projects Limited’s shares for $0.90 each share.
Lincotrade secures $35m AEI contract
The contract comprises service apartments, mall, and office spaces.
Employers demand cross-functional green skills from engineers, technicians
Engineers must learn clean technologies and manage environmental sustainability.
Here’s what an advanced security firm looks like
AETOS offers training courses on security, technology, and facilities management.
After revenue miss, will Frencken still recover?
Shareholders may expect a recovery in the second half of 2023.
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