MALAYSIAN construction firm Gamuda, whose stock price more than doubled last year, said its unit won an RM8.3 billion (S$2.5 billion) design and build contract for a railway project in Penang state.
Founded in 1976 by Lin and partner Koon Yew Yin, Gamuda has grown from a construction firm into one of Malaysia's most prominent infrastructure and real estate companies. Beyond its home market ...
Gamuda Unit Wins $1.8 Billion Railway Project Deal In Penang The firm is benefiting from Malaysia’s strong project pipeline Shares rose as much as 5.9% on Tuesday before paring gains ...
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