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TRC Synergy wins RM500mil Putrajaya project

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PETALING JAYA: Constructi­on outfit TRC Synergy Bhd has won its largest contract year-to-date worth RM500mil from Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd, the master developer of Putrajaya, for the constructi­on and completion of an integrated developmen­t project at Precinct 8, Putrajaya.

The RM498.7mil job, won by TRC’s wholly-owned subsidiary Trans Resources Corp Sdn Bhd, swells the constructi­on company’s order book to RM3bil.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia yesterday, TRC Synergy said the project involves the constructi­on of the project over a duration of 57 months, comprises residentia­l towers, podium block, retail space, serviced apartments, common facilities, high street, facilities block for serviced apartments, facility floor, show gallery, event hall, promenade, basement as well as elevated parking and other ancillary works.

“We are pleased to have secured TRC Synergy’s single largest contract win in 2018. This is a fitting testament to the trust and confidence that the Group has gained, given our more than three decades of track record for many prominent clients in the constructi­on industry. This latest project underscore­s the calibre of our people and the quality of work that we consistent­ly deliver,” said TRC Synergy managing director Tan Sri Sufri Mohd Zin.

“The group continues to deliver a resilient performanc­e and a sustainabl­e growth despite the challengin­g business environmen­t in the domestic constructi­on sector. Moving forward, TRC Synergy will remain focused in executing the best strategies to meet the ever-evolving needs of our existing and prospectiv­e clients, and the challenges in the industry.”

Having clinched new contracts in 2018 for a total of RM716mil, TRC Synergy would have a clear revenue and earnings visibility stretching into 2021, said the company.

“We are very confident that TRC Synergy’s contract winning momentum will continue, riding on our existing tenders book as well as new biddings to be participat­ed by the group going forward,” said Sufri.

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