Kelington wins RM117mil contract in Singapore


Kelington Group Bhd chief executive officer Raymond Gan

KUALA LUMPUR: Kelington Group Bhd’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Kelington Engineering (Singapore) Pte Ltd, has bagged a contract worth RM117mil in Singapore.

The integrated engineering solution provider said the contract is to provide bulk and specialty gas system distribution works for a world leader in innovative memory solutions’ fabrication facilities in Singapore.

Kelington said the contract was awarded by a leader in the design, engineering, and delivery of major complex projects and facilities for high-tech industries.

The project is expected to be completed by June 2024.

Inclusive of this contract win, Kelington has thus far secured new orders amounting to RM950mil year-to-date, bringing its current outstanding orderbook to RM1.85bil.

Chief executive officer Raymond Gan said: “This year, Kelington has benefited positively from the establishment and expansion of technology-related facilities in Singapore as manufacturers ramp up production to meet the growing demand for semiconductors globally. As a result, projects from Singapore now make up the majority of our orderbook.”

“To sustain our growth momentum, Kelington will continue to actively participate in project tenders across our ultra-high purity, project engineering and general contracting segments,” he said.

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