Pestech-Furukawa Electric gets Cambodian job


In a Bursa Malaysia filing, the integrated electrical power technology company said the PSB-FECL consortium had been awarded the contract on Feb 16,2021 by Electricite du Cambodge (EDC) of Cambodia for Phnom Penh’s transmission and distribution system expansion project phase 2 (I) – package 3, procurement of underground transmission and distribution line works.

PETALING JAYA: Pestech International Bhd (PSB) together with Furukawa Electric Co Ltd (FECL) have bagged a contract worth RM165.36mil in Cambodia for two underground cable work projects.

In a Bursa Malaysia filing, the integrated electrical power technology company said the PSB-FECL consortium had been awarded the contract on Feb 16,2021 by Electricite du Cambodge (EDC) of Cambodia for Phnom Penh’s transmission and distribution system expansion project phase 2 (I) – package 3, procurement of underground transmission and distribution line works.

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