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Sinopec Engineering posts revenue growth on major project momentum
Sinopec Engineering reported CNY 31.56 billion ($4.39 billion) in first-half 2025 revenue, up 10.1% year-on-year, driven by large-scale petrochemical projects moving into peak construction. Net profit rose 4.8% to CNY 1.39 billion, with overseas revenue surging 92% to account for nearly a quarter of total turnover.
Meralco partners with South Korea to advance nuclear ambitions
Meralco is deepening its push into nuclear energy through a partnership between its Power Academy and KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School, with Filipino scholars set to begin training in South Korea from 2026.
Egis to create 100 new jobs as infrastructure investment accelerates
Egis is adding 100 roles in Ireland over the next year, building on recent contract wins and its 2023 acquisition of JB Barry & Partners.
SCC Engineering adopts employee ownership model to secure future
Holywood-based SCC Ltd has transitioned to an employee ownership trust, giving its team greater responsibility for maintaining service quality and profitability.
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The engineering sector is asserting itself as a global force capable of shaping economies and communities alike.
Engineering Excellence Awards 2025 reveals what judges value
The Engineering Excellence Awards 2025 celebrate innovation, precision, and problem-solving at the highest level.
AECOM secures $4bn role in transformative Riyadh mega project
AECOM has been appointed to lead project management and engineering for Phase II of The Avenues – Riyadh, a $4bn mixed-use development set to redefine the capital’s commercial and lifestyle landscape.
China pushes ahead with $167bn Tibetan hydropower megaproject
China has begun building what could be the world’s most expensive infrastructure project—a $167bn hydropower facility on the Tibetan plateau.
Inpex advances Abadi LNG project with dual FEED approach in Indonesia
Inpex has launched Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) work for the onshore LNG facility of Indonesia’s Abadi LNG project, completing all FEED package awards.
Asia moves closer to regional CCUS hubs with cross-border carbon storage in sight
Major industrial players including BHP, Chevron and Hyundai are collaborating on Asia’s first independent, industry-led CCUS study, exploring shared infrastructure to capture carbon from heavy industries and ship it to Australia for long-term storage.
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