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Maintaining its strong position in the LNG carrier newbuild market, South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries has recorded $9 billion in orders for 2022...

Despite diversity in workplaces, the reality is that a fearless exchange of perspectives is often inhibited.

South Korean shipbuilding company Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has become the latest to successfully test autonomous ship navigatio...

Saudi Diesel Equipment Co, the Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia-based company in diesel power generation, transportation and support equipment manufacturing, is migrating its existing deployment of Infor M3 on-premises to Infor CloudSuite Equipment

/PRNewswire/ -- Infor®, the industry cloud company, today announced that Saudi Diesel Equipment Co. (SDEC), the Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia-based leader in diesel...

Saudi Diesel Embraces Cloud-based ERP to Support Equipment and Power Generation Market.

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Concerns over Lotte E&Cs financial soundness are widely being seen as the main reason the builder lost to Daewoo E&C in a bid to win a 790-billion-won ($563 million) order to redevelop a 115,000-square-meter site in Yongsan District in central Seoul, according to industry officials, Sunday. During last Saturdays vote to select the company to take charge of the largest redevelopment project for the second half of this year, Daewoo E&C won 410 votes, while Lotte E&C got 342 votes. As a result, the...

CDA in collaboration with private contractor to procure 150 buses for the project.

A delegation led by Land Minister Won Hee-ryong has embarked on a trip to Saudi Arabia, a key prospective partner in Koreas overseas construction projects, the land ministry said, Friday. The six-day trip is the latest in a government policy initiative to help local builders win overseas construction contracts of $50 billion (71 trillion won) every year through 2027, a drive the ministry says will revive the industry.