Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction won an order for a seawater desalination plant worth 780 billion won in Saudi Arabia. Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has delivered large-scale orders four times since October last year. Contracts won over four months amount to about 2.7 trillion won. Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, which was conquered by the global nuclear power plant policy and Doosan E&C’s management difficulties, is pulling the rein of normalizing management based on large orders.
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s large-scale orders from October last year to the latest. (Source = Financial Supervisory Service)
On the afternoon of the 25th, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction announced that it has won a contract to build a seawater desalination plant in Saudi Arabia through the electronic disclosure system of the Financial Supervisory Service. This contract will be conducted in an EPC method in which Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction performs all the steps from design to equipment manufacturing and construction. Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction will build a seawater desalination plant in Alais, north of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, by 2023.
This plant can obtain high-purity drinking water by removing salts from seawater, which is difficult to use directly as domestic or industrial water. It produces about 450,000 tons of water a day, and it is a scale that can be used by 1.5 million Saudi Arabians at the same time.
The contract amount is 7825 billion won, equivalent to 21% of Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s 2019 separate sales (3,708.6 billion won).
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has been delivering large orders since October last year. In October last year, it won a contract to build two thermal power plants in the Vietnamese thermal power plant’Vuang Ang-2′. Vungang has an international port and is growing into an industrial complex centered on heavy industries such as the steel industry. The Vietnamese government is building large-scale power generation facilities in Vung Ang District 1 and District 2. The thermal power plant to be built by Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction is expected to contribute to Vietnam’s industrialization.
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction won the construction of a hydroelectric power plant worth 403.7 billion won in Nepal in October last year, and also won a contract to build a combined cycle power plant in Guam at the end of last year.
As of the third quarter of last year, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s order balance was 13,2472 trillion won. When the four large orders won until recently are combined, the order balance increases to about 16 trillion won.
Park In-won, head of Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s plant EPC BG, emphasized, “With this order, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction’s technology for the construction of seawater desalination plants has been recognized once again in the Middle East. did.