In a bourse filing on April 15, environmental engineering solutions and services provider Sanli Environmental updated that it has won $14 million worth of new contracts in 1Q2026, with $13.7 million from a major customer for maintenance-related services over a three-year period.
“We believe that the contracts secured during this three-month period reflect the strength of our established capabilities and track record, where our continued engagement with key customers is built on trust and consistent delivery of projects and services over the past 20 years,” says CEO Sim Hock Heng who adds that the company will be focusing on timely execution of its orderbook.
“Following a strong year of EPC [engineering, procurement and construction] project wins in 2025, we will prioritise execution of these EPC projects, maintaining quality, safety, and operational standards as well as enhancing margins through disciplined cost control.
"2026 marks the 20th anniversary of Sanli’s founding, a significant milestone that reflects the Group’s privilege in contributing to the development and enhancement of several landmark water and environmental infrastructure projects in Singapore."
In 2025, the Catalist-listed company secured $590 million worth of EPC contracts which boosted its order book to a record high.
Shares in Sanli closed at 23 cents on April 15, an increase of two cents or 9.5% from the previous trading day.
