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A consortium of companies involving one of the Philippines’ largest conglomerates has won a PHP 170. 6 (US$3 billion) deal to operate and upgrade Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
The Bataan–Cavite Interlink Bridge (BCIB) will complete the transport loop around Manila Bay
Contractor Leighton Asia has won a deal to build the first phase of a multi-phase, $1 billion data centre development in Quezon City, Philippines.
The government of the Philippines has placed 22 land reclamation projects in Manila Bay under review, leading to their temporary suspension.
Leighton Asia, part of the Hochtief-owned CIMIC Group, has won a joint venture deal with First Balfour to build a new section of railway around Manila in the Philippines.
Construction equipment rental firm expands reach capacity of its MEWP fleet
International Construction looks at six of the biggest bridge projects currently under development.
Contractor Leighton Asia has won a deal to build a section of the North South Commuter Railway System to ease congestion around Manila in the Philippines.
Order for 35 truck mount models already placed by new dealer
Contractor Leighton Asia has won an US$115 million deal to build the third bridge of the Candaba Viaduct in the north of Manila, Philippines
Rail link to start construction in the Philippines following loan from Asian Development Bank
Engineering company Sener, in a joint venture with CFC, was responsible for the design of the entire Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway project
Loan will be used to expand transportation links in the capital of Manila, Philippines
Asia’s future infrastructure is facing increasing scrutiny of its sustainability, constructability, bankability, and resilience
Two tower cranes will build the bridge to connect tourist hub with international airport in the Phillippines
Can investment in infrastructure, tourism and oil and gas save the economies in this region?
The powerhouse region for global construction output shows signs of recovery despite struggles
Philippines and Vietnam are reported to be in the best position for growth
US$750 million in loans available to offset 6% drop in nation’s GDP
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