SunCon Secures RM1.15 Billion Data Centre Contracts From US Multinational
The Group expects these projects to contribute positively to the Group's earnings for the current and subsequent financial years, with completion targeted for the first quarter of 2027.
Sunway Construction has secured RM3.5 billion worth of new orders to date, accounting for more than half of its 2025 order book replenishment target range of RM4.5 billion to RM6.0 billion. As a result, its total outstanding order book has risen to RM7.9 billion.
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