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Jangho's Units Bag Projects in Singapore, China

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Jangho Group's (SHA:601886) units won construction bids from Singapore's Woh Hup and from China International Marine Containers (HKG:2039, SHE:000039).

The unit, Jianghe Curtain Wall (Singapore), bagged Woh Hup's curtain wall project at the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort 2 for SG$123 million, according to a Wednesday filing on the Shanghai bourse.

Another subsidiary, Guangzhou Jangho Curtain Wall System Engineering, won CIMC's curtain wall project for Plot T102-0438 (Qianwan Area 09-04-01 Parcel) in Shenzhen for 205 million yuan.

The Chinese construction engineering company's shares rose over 2% at the close.

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