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Sembcorp’s Australian solid waste
management associate, SembSITA
Australia, completes its A$235
million acquisition of WSN
Environmental Solutions, a solid
waste management service
provider formerly owned by the
New South Wales government.
Sembcorp Marine’s Sembawang
Shipyard secures a newbuilding
and three major upgrading
contracts totalling S$215 million.
Sembcorp Marine’s PPL Shipyard
signs a turnkey contract worth
up to US$182 million to build
a jack-up rig, the first of a series
of three jack-up options, for
Atwood Oceanics Pacific.
Sembcorp commences
construction of its 49%-owned
Indian power plant project, a
1,320-megawatt coal-fired power
plant applying high efficiency
supercritical technology
in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Sembcorp awards the engineering,
procurement and construction
contract for the development of
its second cogeneration plant on
Jurong Island. The 800-megawatt
plant is set to double Sembcorp’s
total power generation capacity
in Singapore when fully completed.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong
Shipyard secures a US$450 million
contract to build a harsh-environment
jack-up rig
for Seadrill.
Sembcorp signs up Nokia as a
long-term tenant in its third
Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park
(VSIP) project, VSIP Bac Ninh
Integrated Township and Industrial
Park. The world’s leading
manufacturer of mobile devices
will occupy 17 hectares for its
new manufacturing plant, its first
in Southeast Asia.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong Shipyard
signs two turnkey contracts
totalling US$427.6 million to build
two jack-up rigs for a subsidiary
of Noble Corporation.
Sembcorp Marine’s Sembawang
Shipyard secures a long-term
alliance contract to provide ship
repair, refurbishment, upgrading
and related services to Teekay
Marine Services.
Sembcorp signs a letter of intent
with Jinan Quancheng Water
to explore the formation of a
joint venture to build, own and
operate water treatment plants
in the east of Jinan city, Shandong
province, China.
Sembcorp signs a memorandum
of understanding with the Rizhao
Municipal People’s Government
to explore the feasibility of a
638-hectare international marine
city in Shandong province, China.
Sembcorp is named Water
Company of the Year at the
prestigious Global Water
Intelligence’s 2011 Global Water
Awards. Sembcorp also clinches
the Desalination Deal of the Year
award for its Salalah Independent
Water and Power Plant in Oman.
Bobby Chin takes over as chairman
of the board’s Audit Committee.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong
Shipyard secures an approximately
S$20 million contract to convert
a LNG tanker into a FSRU for
Golar LNG Energy.
Tham Kui Seng joins the board
as an independent director.
Sembcorp establishes a
wholly-owned holding company
in Shanghai, Sembcorp
(China) Holding Co, to be
its regional headquarters.
Sembcorp commences
construction of its new 9,600
cubic metres per day industrial
wastewater treatment plant in
Banyan, the new growth area
of Jurong Island.
Sembcorp signs four memoranda
of understanding to explore
expanding its utilities business
in China with municipal and
industrial water projects.
Sembcorp wins the Sustainable
Business Award (Enterprise
category) at the 2011 Singapore
Sustainability Awards.
Sembcorp Marine’s SMOE secures
a contract close to S$600 million
to build an integrated processing
and living quarters platform for
PTTEP International Limited.
Sembcorp successfully completes
the first phase of its US$1 billion
Salalah Independent Water and
Power Plant in Oman and begins
dispatching 61 megawatts of net
power, on schedule, to the Dhofar
power grid.
Sembcorp is awarded Gold
for Best Annual Report, for
companies with S$1 billion
and above in market
capitalisation, at the Singapore
Corporate Awards 2011.
Sembcorp’s solid waste
management subsidiary clinches
a S$121 million, seven-year
contract by the National
Environment Agency to provide
refuse collection and recycling
services to the Bedok sector
in Singapore.
Sembcorp Marine’s Sembawang
Shipyard exercises its option to
increase its shareholding in
Sembmarine Kakinada to 40%,
and extends the technical
management and services
agreement to operate and manage
the joint venture to 10 years.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong
Shipyard signs a US$444 million
contract to build two premium
jack-up rigs for a subsidiary
of Noble Corporation, and
secures options for a further
two jack-up rigs.
Sembcorp is selected as an index
component of the Dow Jones
Sustainability Asia Pacific Index
for 2011, which ranks the top
20% in terms of sustainability
out of the largest 600 companies
in the developed Asia Pacific
markets. Sembcorp is one of
only four Singapore companies
included in this index.
Sembcorp’s associate, Singapore-Sichuan Investment Holdings,
signs an Investment Corporation
Agreement to co-develop
the new Singapore-Sichuan
Hi-tech Innovation Park in
Chengdu, China.
Sembcorp’s VSIP joint venture
signs a memorandum of
understanding to explore a fifth
integrated urban development
in central Vietnam’s Quang
Ngai province.
Sembcorp signs three memoranda
of understanding to explore
further collaboration on
utilities projects in Liaoning
province, China.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong
Shipyard secures an approximately
S$130 million project to convert
a VLCC tanker to a FPSO vessel
for MODEC.
Sembcorp Marine’s SMOE secures
an approximately US$100 million
contract, which may potentially
increase to more than US$150
million, for the module assembly
of an Australia Pacific LNG facility.
Sembcorp signs a letter of intent
to explore forming a joint venture
to build, own and operate an
industrial wastewater treatment
plant in the Qidong LVSI Coastal
Economic Development Zone in
Jiangsu province, China.
Sembcorp signs a memorandum
of understanding with the Wuxi
Municipal People’s Government to
deepen and expand cooperation
in China’s Jiangsu province as well
as internationally.
Sembcorp is named the Most
Transparent Company in the
multi-industry / conglomerates
category at the Securities Investors
Association (Singapore) Investors’
Choice Awards 2011 for the
third year running. Sembcorp
Marine is named the Most
Transparent Company under
the award’s non-electronics
manufacturing category.
Sembcorp Marine’s Sembawang
Shipyard secures a US$300 million
FSO tanker conversion contract
from Mobil Cepu.
Sembcorp is ranked joint second
for “Best for Shareholders’ Rights
and Equitable Treatment in
Singapore” in Asiamoney’s
Corporate Governance Poll 2011.
Sembcorp Marine is ranked second
for “Best for Responsibilities
of Management and the Board
of Directors in Singapore”.
Sembcorp opens its first industrial
water reclamation plant in China.
The award-winning project,
located in the Zhangjiagang Free
Trade Port Zone, is a Government-to-Government showcase for best
practice in integrated industrial
water management.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong
Shipyard secures a US$291.6
million contract to build an
accommodation semi-submersible
rig with options for another two
units from Prosafe.
Sembcorp Marine’s Sembawang
Shipyard secures a US$140 million
contract to convert a ropax
vessel to a DP2 accommodation
and repair vessel for Equinox
Offshore Accommodation.
Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong
Shipyard breaks ground for its
first overseas Integrated New
Yard Facility, Estaleiro Jurong
Aracruz, in the state of Espirito
Santo, Brazil.
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