Coastal Contracts up after RM1.24bil job deal


KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Coastal Contracts rose at mid-morning on Tuesday after its unit bagged a RM1.24bil charter contract for a jack-up gas compression service unit from a group of Mexican companies.

At 11.11am, its shares rose seven sen to RM4.16 with 508,300 shares done between RM4.15 and RM4.25.

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