- Projects include works for HDB, Cross Island MRT Line–Punggol extension, and Large- Scale Infrastructure Project in the east
- CEO Adrian Seow reaffirms BBR’s strategic direction, focusing on deepening core capabilities and driving long-term, sustainable growth.
- Projects will commence from June 2025, with completion timelines extending into 2029
Singapore, 16 June 2025 – BBR Holdings (S) Ltd (“BBR” or the “Group”), a leading construction and specialised engineering group listed on the mainboard of Singapore Exchange (SGX:KJ5), has recently secured a series of new contracts worth approximately S$220 million.
These wins reinforce BBR’s strength in construction and specialised engineering, marking a strong start for the first half of the financial year ending 31 December 2025 (“FY2025”).
“As we secure these landmark projects, BBR Holdings reaffirms our commitment to supporting Singapore’s infrastructure ambitions with integrity and innovation. Our ability to win and deliver on such major contracts reflects our strong track record, skilled workforce, and unwavering focus on operational excellence.
We remain dedicated to advancing sustainable construction practices and creating enduring value for our clients, partners, and shareholders as we contribute to Singapore’s next chapter of growth,” said Mr Adrian Seow (萧振兴), Chief Executive Officer.
The newly awarded projects span several key sectors, including:
- Public Housing: A contract awarded by the Housing & Development Board (HDB) for the construction of four residential blocks, a multi-storey car park, a precinct pavilion, and social communal facilities at Yishun Street 31.
- Large-Scale Infrastructure (East): Participation in upcoming development works for a large-scale infrastructure project in eastern Singapore, including bored piling works to support substructure construction.
- Transport Infrastructure: Bored piling works for the Cross Island MRT Line–Punggol extension, specifically at Elias Station and associated tunnels.
These projects will commence from June 2025, with construction timelines extending through to 2029, strengthening BBR’s revenue outlook over the medium term. These contracts are not expected to have a material impact on the consolidated net tangible assets per share and consolidated earnings per share for FY2025.
These recent contract wins underscore the Group’s role as a dependable partner in Singapore’s built environment and reflect its readiness to meet the demands of tomorrow’s infrastructure landscape.
BBR remains focused on driving sustainable construction practices, strengthening operational excellence, and creating long-term value for its stakeholders.
