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ROTARY Engineering has clinched $60 million worth of jobs from
petrochemical players in Singapore in the second quarter, bringing its
total in the first half of this year to over $400 million.
The listed specialist contractor, which provides engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) and maintenance services, said the largest contract clinched in the April-June period was worth nearly $30 million. This was from an international specialty chemicals company to provide electrical and instrumentation works for an entire plant in Jurong Island.
The other large contract worth $17 million came from a repeat oil major, and involves the provision of piping and structural works in a new processing unit in Jurong Island producing high purity chemicals.
While Rotary Engineering did not name its clients, the second contract obviously came from Shell which in April this year flashed the greenlight for two new worldscale projects here - said to run into billions of dollars - including one for making high-purity ethylene oxide.
The listed specialist contractor, which provides engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) and maintenance services, said the largest contract clinched in the April-June period was worth nearly $30 million. This was from an international specialty chemicals company to provide electrical and instrumentation works for an entire plant in Jurong Island.
The other large contract worth $17 million came from a repeat oil major, and involves the provision of piping and structural works in a new processing unit in Jurong Island producing high purity chemicals.
While Rotary Engineering did not name its clients, the second contract obviously came from Shell which in April this year flashed the greenlight for two new worldscale projects here - said to run into billions of dollars - including one for making high-purity ethylene oxide.
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